... Lausdowno declined office on the plea of health, but ho will give the Government fair support. This was taken generally by the whig statesmen to whom Lord Derby applied. Sir Bulwer aad Sir John Packington will be raised to the peerage. The Star siys that ...

... necessary ; that had been admitted over and over again. He did not think one word was needed to show why it was necessary. Whigs and Tories all united in saying it was necessary. Reform was recommended in the speeches from the Throne, yet that very moderate ...

... advice and profit, If on your head you've too much weight, Ask me to take some off it. Try our Half-Guinea Zephyr Hat— No matter Whig or Tory— You'll say Reform in heavy Hats, Brings universal glory. F. THOMAS, PRACTICAL HATrER. 17. QUEEX STREET, EXETER. BEST ...

... prepared to give ** °of of the admirable character of their training. of the chief causes which has led to the Cadence of the Whigs has been their protracted of power. Their young men have revelled, th e ir birth upwards, in political sunshine no difficulties ...

... remember their naLnes mode I will tell Just take their initials : direct you to —the place from whence Dr. Johnson said the fiiot Whig came. The speaker next insisted that Lord Derby had not kept his promise. He said, I assure the noble Earl (Earl Russell) ...

... lay the cat-o'-nine-tails on a broad back the tune of Merrily Danced the Quaker!— Court Journal. WHIG PATRIOTS. For many years, when out of place, Whig Patriots bawl'd about reform ; Ami stoutly swore that, change their case, They'd drive the Placemen ...

... from the Conservative party. There was very little distinction between a Liberal-Conservative, and a Conaervative-Liberal, a Whig and a Liberal, a Liberal and an advanced Liberal, and a Radical, although there was clearly defined line between a Conservative ...

... re-election. Will you ft £ the ex P ect atious returning an earn- Action °t thi3 political chameleon, who, rSn7« D evon, wore the Whig livery 4»o» »ed tW * defeat for North be' , ° Tory at Stamford. Sir Staf- as a member of a Government R .' aad Process, he ...

... from the Conservative party. There was very- little distinction between a Liberal-Conservative and a Conservative-Liberal, a Whig and a Liberal, advanced,Liberal and a Radical, although there was clearly defined line between a Conservative and . Radical ...

... and lower classes. the same way there was very little distinction between Liberal Conservative and Conservative Liberal, a Whig and Liberal, and an advanced Liberal and a Radical, although there was a clearly defined line between a Conservative and Radical ...

... William Webber), but the party wish to have an equality on the bench, and having at present but two permanent magistrates to six Whigs, they intend trying it on for addition of three or four immediately, which, with a Mayor and justice for the time being, they ...

... . It is quite true that on the Whig-Radical statistics of Representation being laid on the table of the House, the Conservative leaders pointed to the document which flatly contradicted, and miuutely disproved, the Whig-Radical assertion, that the working ...