... from the patronage of a duke, and the expectation —not entirely disappointed—that some things would be revealed which high Whig officialism would have been glad to conceal. Yarmouth showed that the greediest rushing after disreputable gain may consist ...

... 20th of 1852, hy successfully carrying an amendment to a motion by Lord John Russell relating to tho militia. Thereupon the Whig Cabinet resigned, and tho Earl of Derby became First Lord of the Treasury. In the month of March Lord John Russell withdrew ...

... “ Very well, then,” he said, “ here goes for the last time,’’ and struck up the party tune, I hope to see the day When the Whigs shall run away, i And the King shall have his own again. Then mounting his horse he followed the army, shortly afterwards be ...

... will still aspire to the actual bead of the Liberal Government, The noble earl regards himself as the very personification of Whig-Liberalism; he believes that be gives life to bis party, and notlikely todream of leaving the Liberals. Corpus sine pectore ...

... insult the people, and proved what he had often said, I that the people had more to fear from the false and aristocratic Whigs than from the Tories. The meeting endorsed , these views by passing the following resolution That this meeting, having heard ...

... by the Whigs, foremost amongst whom was Lord John Russell. But Radicals are always found taking credit for themselves and their party for measures to which they have claim, or least, no exclusive right. As ** getting or keeping office,” the Whigs and Radicals ...

... np since, was still alive, quite well,, and a very comfortable position. Loss of a Glasgow and Dublin Steamer.—We [Northern Whig) regret to announce that intelligence has been received Belfast, from which is to he feared that the fine new paddle steamer ...

... throwing it out to gratify a mere pcraooal f*kusy or to promote objects of personal ambition. J “'}}!'?, S® calmer heads among the Whig party see the folly ot the course that is now pursued in certain quarters - and I know that in private they are eager irpuiliatiog ...

... the proposed union should present time—taking a period of about .54 yearn—the do be sole say the woras oi line poet '' .lied Whig party have been power about two-thirds of tho Lo, the cloud’s about to vanish from the dsy- not he called distinctly Conserv ...

... people, hut beyond the jurisdiction of those laws are themselves lawless. Nor this lawlessness confined ,to party, for whether Whigs or Tories sway the destiny this island, our foreign transactions are equally disreputable. The Government, it is true, rule ...

... application, by which large masses of the population were left without direct representation at By the Reform Act of 1832 the Whigs substituted the principle of uniformity of qualification instead of diversity, abandoning a sound principle for an unsound ...

... Building Tradb at Barnsley. -On Monday, the strong expressions ot aversion on the mfluenUHi . ooing Barnsley for the past Whigs to agitation, projected Messrs, Morley, k ® 9 masons, bricklayers, and quarrymen sod Bright, could not disregarded Mr. Gladstone ...