... about Charles the Second's poodles, and George the Third's squabble* with Whig Well, give Charles and his poodles—qwery spaniels. But George the Third's squabbles with Whig oligarchs may yet be reenacted, and thus may get out of them some important ...

... ) Just a word of caution before he sat dowa. (Criesof ** Hear, hear,” and * hit him” aud lsughter.) They had convinoed the Whigs of Leeds, of Dewsbury, of Halifex, snd of Huddersfield, that they could set ‘:.E on their own account ; and if they were not ...

... session, and he appealed to the members of Parliament present—he was sorry to see so few of them —whether any Government, either Whig or Tory, would dare again to propose a £7 franchise ? (Hear, hear.) What was the position in which they were placed with respect ...

... for Derby the next election. Lord Clarendon's health is said to be seriously undermined ; and the reversionary hopes of the Whigs, since the damage done to the administrative prestige of the Duke of Somerset by recent disclosures, once more turn towards ...

... the town Wexford, in which refer, the decline the Irieh population not the three bad harveeta, but to 21 jcr. almort unbroken Whig rule. The purpo.e°fWblg Cabinet, waa, wdd, thu. exprmeed : Drive the human away America; .end In oowa and oxen , make Ireland ...

... Woodhouse on Monday, let them ' all go and send up their demand for reform to I Government. He cared not whether they were , Whig, Tory, or Radical, so long as they attended to demand their just rights. He had been down to I see Captain Binstead but he ...

... hardly anybody else of the same experience and standing who might have combined to the same extent Whiggiah-Toriea and Tory Whigs.—London Correspondent of the Manchester Guardian. Death of John S. Rabet.—John S. Rarey, the celebrated horse tamer, died suddenly ...

... bouring county. Certainly Mr. Hennessy has made the most of his privileges as a Parliamentary candidate in denouncing the Whigs. He has neither spared the living nor the dead, but has written them all down in the same black catalogue of condemnation, ...

... thoroughly understood that they were not actuated by any political feeling, and they cared not whether their candidate was a Whig, or a Tory, or a Radical, so that he thoroughly understood the business of the town. Very important c uestions were to come ...

... voice of the country would be raised in a storm which neither they nor their opponents could resist. The most Conservative Whigs would become Radi- cals for the time being, and the followers of LORD DEnRnY would be driven from office in hopeless confusion ...

... opening of the session, and we all know what often happens between the cup and the lip. In the meautime the Tories-and many Whigs, for that matter-are con- soling themselves with a belief they cherish that the popular demonstrations in the North are all ...

... borough of Leeds for the comningelcetion, whets if tb e report., of the meetings are correct, candidates ha~ve been nominated by Whigs or Tories, as Wlsigs or Tories, and the question asked them for the information of the meet- ings hrave been concerning the ...