... the Park of X .) Baregnon's revela as to Is bees on ti Peril reed as a novel et the middle ewe. One wield fealiy le we were Whig In the elm was by nenww and mad, lane; w 1 eeM IS peeps In of being aliediedb, wise rah thrown into Seine. Cr 01s4 info Among ...

... POLITICAL GOSSIP. Ar the pressing instance of some of the more influential Whigs, Mr. Brand, it Is understood (stun the Manchester Guardian), has ?sniffed his withdrawal from the important poet of whip, which he hie hitherto oouapled. IT is rumoured ...

... will throw the respon- sibility of postponing, to an indefinite period, the settle- ment of this irritating question upon the Whigs and Radicals who rejected Lord Derby’s Reform Bill in 1859 ; and they will not volunteer to open the door of Party con- ciliation ...

... So most tlio Ms so liss Sas to as M bass. Two Nam son So haws Woo SWI7 byßeads; ISMS Is was wise Woos at O. swabs sprang lb Whig as TIM MUSS% Oa a vast 41 01 tatoreaks Infamies at UN -That NI M. Hasauts Ilastaly, sad of eadosslatiotutt Blassts, divan ot ...

... the Borough This was carried by a majority of 11 in a House of 619 Members, and its adoption led to the resignation of thé Whigs. The Liberals and Radicals having enjoyed their Political Pastimes in the Autumn in the form of monster demo?” strations and ...

... POLITICAL GOSSIP. AT the pressing Inetanos of some of the more influential Whigs, Mr. Brand, it is understood (says the Manchester Guardian), has respited his her.l from the important poet of whip, which has hitherto °coupled. IT is rumoured that upon ...

... fearless, and loyal man as Lord Derby for Prime Minister. When he proposed to admit 400,000 working men to the franchise, the Whigs and extreme Radicals entered into a base coalition to deprive bim of office, and no doubt similar attempt would be made when ...

... but oust in the balance in the present condition cf things. If the Tories can settle the dispute, let them if not, let the Whigs. But settled, and settled at once, the dispute must be. What was a question has grown to quarrel, and we really cannot afford ...

... examination. For he soon found, tells House, as to any such injury, might divided into two sections. On the one side were runted Whigs an Tories together ; all who had ever beeu.or who hoped to bo, connected with the departments Government; all the couuty members; ...

... the chance of being so.and has never once manifested the least desire to avail itself of the opportunity. The. of the great Whig families were more impertinent ludicrous than fraught with real peril, and the resistence which was offered to their nepotism ...

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... case of greater man than this scribbling wiseacre. The Right Hon. G. J. Goschen, M.P. for London, and a member of the late Whig Cabinet, took his first-class in 1852, and, unless he took his B.A. last year, hag no degree. A reference to the Oxford Calendar ...