... but verßa tion. This is not a . ome The cvila party queehon. nor wl tinuance , and are not referred to have '* than to the Whig*. ,,»ttribnteble to the Conservative. o{ attention will particularly directed « the eta our artillery. At the present of it ...

... the day for compromise had passed away. At one period during the great free-trade controversy, if the Tories had joined the Whigs they might have earned, the proposition for perpetuating Bs. fixed duty com. They would not, however, relinquish one fragment ...

... that Lord Russell would “not again aspire to the Premiership, intrigues are being carried with this object in view. A leading Whig peer —as is reported, his great diegnst—has already leamt that new Radical Ministry would not be formed without Mr. Bright's ...

... High- »Uo vexed at the revocation the decree banishing Mustapha Jaxil, his brother, who aspires to become Grand Mustapna , whig that hlB H.ghness enter- X .‘-hemes of independence and of ambition, in consequence the difficulties the Porte has contend ...

... 1,111; James W. Scott (W.), 1,082 Marquis of Douro (C.), 723 ; Walter Long (C.), 701”- -the letters W. and C. standing for Whig and Conservative. Mr. R. P. Long defends his father for changing his political party in 1839. He says that Mr. Walter Long ...

... Reform, and left to all the blind chances ©f the future ? We trust not. We care for no party, no section, no clioue. Whether Whig or Tory is in office is profoundly indifferent to us. The welfare of the people our supreme law. It is because desire to fix ...

... Colonel Adair 2,135; majority, 37L Colonel Adair is an amiable and accomplished man, whose family have been long steadfast to Whig principles, and who has devoted great time and trouble to local affairs, more especially to the organisation and discipline ...

... to say what the end will be. There have been many comments upon the way in which Lord Derby has completed his Cabinet. The Whigs have always been supposed to be undbly given to the worship of the great families;” but, aristocratic as Lord Palmerston’s ...

... Toronto as well taken irom there as here, pronounce it superior *in 'quality*to either Californian or Austral*. eM.—Kingston Whig. BoNNETS.-The spring bonnets seem to requm. very little material, as they are smaller than those of last l^, to.’ ribbon is ...

... possible disagreement among the Liberal party. The non-official Liberal, are very angry at the symptoms of union between the Whig, and the Cranborne party of the Con.ervatires, and threaten to be troublesome. Sir John Pakington’s withdrawal from his promise ...

... an insignificant symbol whereby to indicate the Whig political level. After frequently coquetting with the people—whom in reality they look upon much in the same light as Cousin Jonathan regards —the Whigs mincingly prepared a second agitation in favour ...

... was o ut Gladstone’s help ? 9 o’clock.—No * gtone. Greet the blackguard! Support Derby and tlie Tories against the thievish Whigs ! ” March 30th.—7 a.m. Left B 22, same number as the convalescent ward at M.B.W. (some other prison); down below, got my own ...