... Whiteside and Mr. Disraeli, form too strong a phalanx for the Ministerial side; bnt if the old and new Whigs mingle, or if the Radicals and the old Whigs coalesce, and carry half the Adullam party, this phalanx of orators may be overcome and the BUI mangled ...

... lead- > ing journal hopes, also, that some of tbe more j « Conservative Whigs will-join Lord Derby — a hope not likely to be fulfilled. There can be no open ?? between the great Whig and Tory / houses, however much they may secretly com- bine against the ...

... t'ne Tory ranged him-elf the Opposition ranks, full of factious spleen, with the language of a demagogue his lips while the Whigs front the Treasury benches lectured the royal prerogatives, and the duty of submission the powers that may be, in terms that ...

... would never become law. But it was notoriousthat the lune did not rest with them. It depended upon the great and independent Whig party. In their ranks a crisis was occumng like that which occurred in Prance in 1791. They had been deserted by their nominal ...

... of 247 on the previous week. Ireland.— The cattle plague has again made its appear- ance in the county of Down. The Northern Whig says :— The place where toe disease has broken out is the farm of Mr. James M'Kittrk-k, Drumrath, in the parish of Board- mills ...

... will it be the influence represented by the action of Lord Clarendon ? might it not be medium species of influence, a sort of Whig-Quaker rule the Horse Guards and the Admiralty We must examine the classes who are to be admitted by this Bill, and the order ...

... the new administration. Lord Stanhope will also probably accept office, and it is hoped that some of the more Conservative Whigs will join Lord Derby, who would be prepared to concede to them an adequate representation the Cabin The Standard of Wednesday ...

... and Reform ! Now, is quite certain that the Conservatives are as well able to secure place if it is securable as are the Whig- Liberals of Earl Russell's Ministry. As for retrenchment, we all know that retrenchment to any extent in these times is almost ...

... representatives through illness the last parliament, the Whig and Conservative parties were most anxious to supply his place with a county gentleman, not much caring whether he called himself Whig or a Conservative—not one gentleman on either 3ide in politics ...

... United States against Colombia for 1,500,000 dollars. Sir Frederic awarded less than 100,000 dollars. The Kingston (Carolina) Whig advertises for a carrioncrow to carry off a defunct cat that has been lying in front of the newspaper office for a week. Nearly ...

... we Imo hos two y. the taainteeenee dthe harm el pewee is the nainumease tithe wort whit we Italy. Bit eat the send farce ef Whig* the pretection dame two P—Will she he eh. 'iged draw the sword to make her wise heard P I s&i we. I notwithstanding ear awls ...

... head, lansorw nod lariat In the Yak, will send tie MIL E of large work 01,0 peat, on receipt (4 km paw The work contains his Whig and with all the necessary and di sufferers may obtain a all possible expense address, Yr. Lewes, , Conti, Holborn, London ...