... unim paired to his Ten Qualig » Should at once ascertain that his name and are properly set forth in the Overseers’ List, Whig > for one day longer, will remain on the doors of our { Shes and Chapels ; and, in the event of his not finding sentials to ...

... One Hibernian M.P. (Mr. Rearden) is, how- ever, so disgusted at the scurvy manner in which bis country has been treated by Whigs aud Tories alike, that he has given notice of his intention, “ early next Session,” to bring in a Bill for a Repeal of the ...

... voice allay the stormy debates at .Stephens, and lay Loioe the angry eloquence of the 40 from the cave' The truth that neither Whigs nor Tories are any I °Sf r ,':f pab e °f Victoriain her politici difficulties about Reform, To direct the whirlwind, and will ...

... by the late Chancellor of the Exchequer, and Mr, Disraeli, finding that Mr, Gladstone had given a pledge on the part of the Whigs to support it, did not wish to risk the popularity of his Government in Ireland, by declining to proceed with it. The Government ...

... the bursts of laughter with which these confessions are received by the audience, shows that the whole affair is regarded by Whig and Tory alike as a capital joke. The question is, how are these corrupt practices to be put a stop to ? The Times admits that ...

... this book would have done the payers more good if given to the Cholera Fund. The Globe is, I hear, to change hands, and from Whig will become Conseivative paper. The Evening Star and Express will then be the only afternoon organs of the Opposition. Another ...

... his command, has fully entitled bun to the honor It may be supposed that he holds the hereditary politics his family or the Whigs would not have left it to their successors to reward such brilliant and varied service.- Court Journal. __ T Gossip from the ...

... difficult even to find relief for the ships returning from foreign service. What a strange exposi of the insufficiency of the Whig Lords of the Admiralty, who in the last seven years have frittered away millions of pounds, and have hardly a ship to show ...

... understanding existed between them. This tacit alliance of Liberal Ministry with the Radicals roused the indignation of the Whig party, who began to manifest dissatisfaction, gradually to withhold their support, and largely to into opposition, so that ...

... fit* York and London—la on the outalde wrapper. o_ #• A.~»ung the huudreda of teslimoaiala one from J. n. Siddong, London The whig an estract i-” 1 have tried Mra inflow's Sonth«nc Sythp ray infaut boy 6 months who suffered from his tetlhlnu.and relieved ...

... Gale on this invention, the great utility and marvellous character of which were fully recognised. Mr. Gale also referred Whig latest invention—a grenade for use in naval Retinue, causing for half an hour or woe an impenetrable fog in any desired locality ...