... testimony, while the testimony to the contrary is both abundant and conclusive. The entire case is transparent at a glance. Two Whig lawyers demand permanent and lucrative appointments. Two judges are unwilling to relinquish their posts, in order to make room ...

... coalition ; he would not the creature of a dirty conspiracy, nor would he he content to enter Parliament a mere Tory tool or Whig If he went to Parliament, they must send him there free and unfettered ; he would be no provincial delegate or peripatetic ...

... estimate the fature from the past, mad foretell that so long as Reform is unsettled, the Com servatives will always find it a Whig property.” No great intelligence is necessary to discern the object of the writer of the above extract, albeit his metaphor ...

... on having set her house in order. Let this be done now, and the day may be near when England will know no difference between Whig and Tory, Liberal and Conservative, and have altogether new watchwords. The Berlin correspondent of the Times, writ- ing May ...

... consolation to his friends to be as- sured that his misfortunes are the work of his own hands. Having chained himself to the Whig chariot. he must not bitterly complain if he has to run up hill and down hill, and if the fragments of the somewhat shattered ...

... measure will probably be tried in London. This step, it is needless to say, has originated in the late monetary panic. Another Whig crop of peerages and baro- netcies is announced. The names of Sir George Grey, Mr. Mackinnon, and Mr. Evelyn Denison are mentioned ...

... war, from its com- mencement up to February last, is computed at £280,000, Morratity amonost i Gardiuer, in a letter to the Whig, says :—‘* Taking the present population of Belfast and comparing the rate of mortality with Dublin, I see that, in propor- ...

... , have raised the rate of dis- count to 7 per cent. As Chief-Justice Lefroy will neither die nor retire to make room for a Whig barrister on the bench, the Irish Attorney-General directed a furious assault against him, on Thursday, in the House of Commons ...

... Ministers but for the uulucky circumstance that, while the debate was actually pending, sore ten or eleven pure and immaculate Whigs were unseated for gross and flagrant bribery and corruption. As these results were announced day after day, the visage of the ...

... very precarious state. His companions escaped with some slight contnsions. Tae Sanitary or correspon- dent of. the Northern Whig Along the streets there are open tracts or gullies charged with matter truly of the most disgusting appearance. At the end ...

... had not been insincere, for he betrayed great emotion when he was obliged to withdraw his last bill, The noble earl and the Whig party were, therefore, not open to the charge. In 1861, an earnest and Reformer warmly upbraided the noble lord, who triamphantly ...

... the re- putation of most amiable dignitary of the Roman Catholic Church, and his death will be a source of general regret.— Whig. ddl-ants. ...