... tho credit of the country, the scheme fell to the ground, and, still more fortunately, Lord Stan.ey, not beivg liable to the Whig mania for writing letters, made no attempt to explain to British representatives abroad that the finances of the country were ...

... to contend —the wearisome days and nights spent in the wordy warfare of debate, in which a batch of lukewarm and renegade Whigs (who received the appropriate cognomen of Adullainites ) and the rank aud file of the Tory party, uuitedly waged determined ...

... true worth simple statements of fact, and counsels given iu the uudecorated guise of grave and candid truth. Mr. Lo and the Whigs.—A strange story is going the rounds with reference to one of the many attempts making at new combinations, preparatory to ...

... and intimates that the lower Catholic clergy sympathise with movement whose object is to outrage and insult England. The Whigs have tried to rule the land by the priests, and the compact between the two has turned out a rotten one. As an Irishman, Mr ...

... Russell would have compromised under pressure, and have consented to a bitby-bit Italian reform of boundaries. Principles with a Whig-Radical, beholding Heaven yet feeling Hell, are held upon the fast and loose system, to be asserted, or relaxed, accordingto ...

... woo. ship of the church of logien& I felt hindered et fest by the familiar way in which sacred work was set shoat and sacred Whigs were handled; but the eareestness of ail engaged soon Overcame this feeling, and I perceived that She true spirit of reverence ...

... Party is committed to Reform by any pledge. The Conservatives succeeded to- office, at the call of the Queen,simply because the Whig-Radical Executive had forfeited the confidence of Parliament and the country byl Reform blunderings ; and in the Lower Ministry ...

... accompanied with a very flattering recognition of his past services. Mr. Reed is fortunate in having the ap- proval of both Whig and Tory Lorés of the Admiralty, The War Office has determined to carry out one of the recominendations of the Royal Commission ...

... franchise. The up ghout her inion went along wi a8 we are on most ly doubted, whether work- “topica, we have never been either Whigs or Tories man cared ts be ‘were led in the electoral bod: and how in our response to e cry “Ttaly for the less to be undeceived ...

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

... find the until ever was well ghing aucho das far as Be she ff’s officer’s fishi ing-boat hich TH g REPRESEN believed tween Whigs and staple, the respectat of each par! ty to mrenance atch for tke prey fi will, it is sai and an M.P. who w tion in Barnstapl: ...

... of |lects the successful carrying once ©! impossible to carry e viola parts were ably ‘The solos fun ‘en the most moderate Whigs had | clauee, but then it was found t to be done in that: bury, sen., and Huntingdon. tion, Mrs. N aneg | Liberal politicians ...