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... of thought and action in the interests of all classes, irrespective of the accidents of birth or wealth. The old factions of Whig and Tory, thanks to Messrs Gladstone and Disraeli, are rapidly collapsing, if tbey have not already collapsed. Free mercantile ...

... OW. Pbippe)— Elisabeth • soot aboodoged diameter, residiep is tab teen, wee talus Mao 'moody by P.C. Cox on Friday Wit, for Whig pawned • of cheek cloth, which bad b••• drr to bar by Wm. Brain, vbeelorright, to make Aft for W. Tbi set Wag the fret instance ...

... hazarded as a set-off to the unpleasant things some of the Whig journals are giving expression to. The Spectator, for instance, takes a gloomy view of the prospects of the Liberal party. The old Whigs are described to be “all in a twitter,” and as rushing ...

... too, to all who are able to appreciate the blessings of civil and religious freedom. Lord Dufferin is a strong and consistent Whig, but is too honourable and independent a man not to confess that the time has arrived for a Conservative Government to intervene ...

... office for a single session—at least without an appeal to the country. Under any leader but Mr. Gladstone, the return of the Whig-Radicals to the Ministerial benches might have been a result all but inevitable. In point of fact, it is in the nature of things ...

... Ulrica. Nor were the squirearchy very numerously represented on the occasion. The Conservative menil>er for North Wilts, and the Whig Radical member for South Wilts, were true to their engagements ; but saw there only two other Wiltshire Squires. John Kavenhill ...

... sons and two daughters. All were born alive. Four survived their birth but a short time, and one is still living. —Northern Whig. Mr. Charles Kean. —A favourable change has taken (ilace in the health of Mr. Charles Kean, who has been or some time pa?t ...

... riota in the county Down on Lady-day were more serious than was at first reported. A Rathfnland correspondent of the Northern Whig in* forms us that, in addition to one man, named Toner, who is seriously wounded, some five or six persons are suffering more ...

... the domination of a narrow j oligarchy. The Whigs never really were the ' leaders of the nation. The Whigs were in fact the | authors of our most exclusive and unprogressive 1 legislation. It was the Whigs who put the Test | and Corporation Acts upon ...

... the Liberal party. If Disraeli has been suspected of being a Radical in Tory disguise, Mr Bright has been regarded by the Whigs as a revolutionist in the mask of Liberalism. Tbe Tories have followed Mr Disraeli, but with cautious and timid steps, as if ...

... arc also in possession of his patrimony, that the offices and honours which, by a right almost divine, t pertain to the great Whig families, are now in the hands ami adorn the persons of the modern repre, sentatives of the old Tory party. . can make allowance ...