... XTETM. WHIG lIT (member of Tattersall’s, Vic- i ▼ toria, anU *.tlier sporting clubs) executes COMMISSIONS | all races upon receipt of cash. All letters received the morning | of the race start given, and In case of the horse not starting the money will ...

... should ask for a remand. A certificate from the house.surgeon of the County Hospital, testifying to the condition of the ghl, Whig been handed to the Chairman, the prisoner was ,_--_ No. 2379. ...

... just as merrily without it. There was no sacrifice of principle on either side. The Whig made no show of deference to the Tory views of government, nor the Tory to the Whig.- Pulteney knew well enough that in availing himself of his Tory allies he was in ...

... between safe, steady-going Whigs and the more active-minded and progressive Conservatives; and that therefore a policy substantially identical with that of the Liberal Government may be adopted by their Tory successors. If Whigs and Tories are very much ...

... constituents he said the reform question would never be settled without a mutual agreement of moderate Tories and moderate Whigs. ...

... constituents he said the reform question would never be settled without a mutual agreement of moderate Tories and moderate Whigs. ...

... have vacated, where they will come upon the rear-guard of the Government forces. In short, Tories must become Whigs— Liberal, reforming Whigs—as the Radicals become Amen. maimed and Republican. Our impression is that our Liberal statesmen have committed ...

... far the most numerous. It is also well known that the differences in opinion between the Conservatives and the independent Whigs and Liberals are not so great as those which existed between various sections of the late Government. Lord DERBY therefore ...

... ves, Whigs, Liberals, Advanced Liberals, and Radicals, showing conclusively that though an arbitrary line of party politics has been drawn, there are in reality far more subjects of agreement between a Conservative and a Whig, than between Whig and Radical ...

... important opinions compromised. Fox coalesced with Lord North ; Gassing with the Whige; the Peelllcs with the Whigs in 1853; the Pedites and Whigs with the Radicals in 1859. The first of these coalitions alone was utterly and evidently diahoneet, and ita ...

... 3d of this month Lord Russell addressed from Pembroke Lodge a letter to W. F. Collier, Esq., Plymouth, the brother of the Whig Solicitor General, and M.P. for that borough, acknowledging the receipt of a memorial agreed to at a large openi air meeting ...

... have vacated, where they will come upon the rear-guard of the Government forces. In abort, Tories must become Whigs— Liberal, reforming Whigs—as the Radicals become Ameriamisd and Republican. Our impression is that our Liberal have committed the grave ...