... e herself haring set her bonse order. Let this done now, and the day may be near when England will know difference between Whig and Tory, Liberal and Conservative, and have altogether new watchwords. The Berlin correspondent of the Times, writing May ...

... charges for the use the engine at fires. INTENTIONS OP THS GOVERNMENT. Resignation is clearly not one of the cardinal virtues of Whig Administration. The sweets of office are dearer far to some men than the approbation of the public, and so the Government will ...

... measure*. and be I ac been iasiaoere, for betrayed great emotion when waa oblig' d withdraw his last Bill. The noble esrl and the Whig party were, therefore, not open to charge. In 1861, an earnest and robuet Reformer upbraided noble lord, wbo triumphantly ...

... one from our already insufficient number, and devote it to some constituency in the South which will be subservient to the Whigs. Take, again, the case of Ulster as contrasted with the other three provinces of Ireland. The population of Ireland is 5,790 ...

... the only honor able alternative open to Ministers, after their virtual defeat on the Reform Bill proves to be incorrect* Tho Whigs, with traditional pertinacity, ding office like barnacles to rock, and have availed themselves quibble to save their places ...

... in shortening h.n- of labor, spite of J b * . :o .er- fi-t the Aet 1860 bv dis- an(l learned fri- nds who, with himself, w. Whig Governments and the srrenuoua oppoa t hoped they would so in a prop*', pensing with the tronhle and expense which the socially ...

... gtneiA—A» vho wan cer.ainlr not Ooaservative; Kin- Ml*, too. (Mil mi OiMim lit* borough ; it hftd and wm now by moat eonaiatant Whig That made two rag**. Baodoa was to b- with Einaala. That eoald not be called Roiog oat of the way to disfranchise Conservative ...