... Arrangements are nearly completed (says @ Plymouth paper), for the transfer of the newspaper, an old- established reliable Whig organ, to the heads of the Con- servative party, and in the course of a fortnight we shall see its columns supporting the policy ...

... day done their ut most to excite tl he rabble of London and of the country ainst the for the they would have upheld in the Whigs. Never have I seen the From spirit of partisanship meaner or more malignant.— the Correspondent of the New York Times— Republican ...

... political consciousness ; and the development had been greatly helped by the recent agitation about the Reform Bill. Tory, Whig, and Radical did not perhaps become clearer in their detinition of each other ; but the names seem to acqnire so strong a stamp ...

... thre e times by the Tories and once by the caused by the use of Solid Magnesia, o1 r Granular Citrates. In the meantime | Whigs laughter, ; the an would rather vote for the devil than laughter Acidulated Lemon Syrup, when mixed with this Fluid, forms ...

... best way to win success for ourselves, And it is the way all your English partiesand politicians have proceeded. Have not the Whigs proclaimed “ Peace, Retrench- ment, and Reform” as their watchwords, and yet allowed our navy to become almost effete ; and ...

... for going on Brandon hill to ntght. Before prw further, perhaps it will wise for to announ. '.uff a Tory, else some devoUwl Whig may thi.iLi he reads this that one his dear brethren has „u u£.f* t.dcen leave of Ins senses. To iroeeed then, I „|,i ' i 7 ...

... cheque for £ 20, lent ‘by plaintiff's wife in April, fluence of some illustrious personages at Court.” paper), hed reliable Whig organ, to the heads of the Con- Mr. Li opes, for the plaintiff, said | 1860, The case for the plaintiff w ‘as very inconclusive ...