... face of the fair Transatlantic harlot, Professor Blackie adverted to the situation of our own country. He believed that the Whig Government had been borne along by a current which they ought to have controlled, and had submitted to a dictation which they ...

... rhaid r Di beidio myned yn mhelrne l ye y Cyfeiri ad yna Y mae enwau y sectae neu y pleidple ia n yn d digon hy sbys- y m ae Whig, Tor i a Radical y n mh rth t geiriau cyntif a ?? I rhah a hhnom erioed. Ond pa beth yw ystyr vr enwan hy y ? Ni a wyddom pa ...

... were introduced and sworn in as members, and took their seats at the Board accordingly. Complaint is being made that both by Whig an d Tory Governments the question of a redistri- bution of seats in Wales has been overlooked. Nowhere, we believe, is re ...

... yna-yr ordlynt yn maddwl fod y blald Ryddfrydig yn gwneyd cangy-mmneriad mawr -fod en oynllaunian yn rhy debyg i hen ddull y Whig. iaid a ddwyn i fyny gwestiwn pwreig i bwynt pan- nodol, a phan y byddai tebygolrwydd i'rmesurgael ei basio, ei osod o'r neilldu ...

... deceive them by illusory pro- mises and false and affected sympathy. They left that part of the pantomime to be performed by the Whigs and Radicals, and most successfully did they act their several parts! But when a real crisis appeared-when the nation had become ...

... other day, as it were, when the idea of household suffrage would have been scouted by every Conservative or aristocratic Whig as the maddest' of revolutionary no- tions, and calculated to upset every established rule; but now- though by what course'of ...

... screst is being brought to bear on Mr. Gladstone by some of his late col- leagues to try and propitiate the more conservative Whigs, to getting rid of the forthcoming bill of the Government by a sidewind. It is proposed to underbid household suffiage in name ...

... It is beyond all doubt t that he is now the only man who is thoroughly qualified ( for the position, and to think of some Whig mediocrity, ...

... acbyneddig. ion, a gae fi erfye aenoch chwi ddarlenry papyr dangos. iad. Ac OnO ?? e1n 'or stizird y'dagoaziad. Ond yr oedd yr he whig gion hinw,'fel llewroerill syn iste ar fielgeie 'I 1ljgodld en, yn'rhy' ?? hyrt i weld bhth'o dd y dangosiad ye i fe'ddnvl ...

... Liverpool. He was also a bencher of Lincoln's Inn. At the last election for Manchester he was returned by a combination of Whigs and Conservatives in op- position to Mr Jacob Bright, the Radical candidate. SPouTiNG.-The 8Sporting Gazette says a match was ...

... up to the period of her marriage had indulged in strong feelings of politicalpartisauship, her sympathies being with the W\'higs, but under Prince Albert's in- fluence this feeling was gradually extinguished. The Prince on his marriage determined to stand ...

... unnecessary, as he by his plan proposed to accomplish the same object at an outlay of only £500 or £600. Ile had been over the two whigs of the . work-. house that morning, and found that they could he con- verted, at a very smlall expense, to answer the purposes ...