... the person of Captain Gamer >n, who was sent as Consul to Masaowah, to carry the policy which had secured the approval of the Whig Government in Mr Plowden’s case. He had general instructions not to interfere in the internal political allairs of the country ...

... stated that if any one wanted reform it was the Conservatives the Whigs, when their power was shaking, always raised the cry of reform, but never did anything for it. Whilst the Whigs were talking the Conservatives had to do all the working. With regard ...

... the Tories, because they were not then in power. It was commenced by the Whigs themselves, and no other party. Then, again, who commenced the war in Marlborough’s time? The Whigs, and it entailed vast expenditure upon the nation both as regards men and ...

... secular objects was much worse. That was the gist of the now historical appropriation clause which broke up the Whig jtarty ; and now again the Whig-Radicals waut to the same thing in politics. We can hardly doubt that this last trick of the Opposition will ...

... invented ; but because the Conservatives had outbid their opponents, Mr Gladstone was continually carping it, and some the other Whigs were talking about a hard, sharp line. (Hear, hear, and applause.) Men who are disappointed say grapes are sourand there could ...

... the Tories, because they were not then in power. It was commenced by the Whigs themselves, and no other party. Then, again, who commenced the war in Mariborough’s time ? The Whigs, and it a vast expenditure upon the nation both as regards men and money ...

... in the person of Captain Cameron, who was sent as Consul Massowah, carry the policy which had secured the approval of the Whig Government in Mr Plowden’s case. He had general instructions not interfere in the internal political affairs of the country ...

... would not l»e durable, we can only conclude that the unerring instinct again came into play, when a heterogeneous assemblage Whigs, Tories, and seconded Mr Disraeli in rejecting it. The whole gist and tendency of the measure which our rulers have proposed ...

... such veterans in the cause of the Conservative party as he saw around him. Though the Lord-Lieutenant of the West Kiding was Whig, and could not, therefore, associate himself altogether with their tactics, still he bad the utmost confidence in his lordship ...

... veterans in the cause of the Conservative party as he saw around him. Though the Lord-Lieu tenant of the West Hiding was a Whig, and could not, therefore, himself altogether with their tactics, still had the utmost confidence in his lordship radical nubkman ...

... reliable information this point from Russia. TWa—On the spot a good demand exists for all kinds, and price* are steady. —Northern Whig. a Reform Bill of far more sweeping character Urns any that has erer Ixien propoaed before, ami has contributed to influence ...

... the property is of the moat valuable character, and the supply of water thereto is abundant as well as regular and constant, Whig obtained from the mmowner’s reservoir Dean End. (Iwellit g-houses are modem, substantially built, and commodious, and in excellent ...