... professed Liberalism? The great body of the Whig party has been horrified by the revolutionary ohange Invented and sanctioned by the Conservative Government. The great doubt is, what will be- come of the Whigs in future combinations or forms f of political ...

... moment the compounder was buried, »vas ?? cruel, infected their followers, and we ?? not from Whigs or Radicals a single iiolewothy .pecch. Tlie old Whigs— Greys, Villiers, Caven- di-he., Ru-seils — were st-ang.ly quiet, quiet and powerless as Adullamitea ...

... de gelegy whin abe they payable; the el tided are to make this ow for with any priests erW tate the is part • Indy Nast, in'Whig • wan aad with shildrea under 19 years of WI the tune of asharkation, err SW; • tidal ler • simple LS, for • mar Ile ; aided ...

... time a clerk in the Post Office, correspondent of the Star, a prolific writer of novels, London correspondent to the Northern Whig, and a dramatic critic, and miscellaneous contributor to several magazines. The civil service some time ago started a scheme ...

... • fair patronage, sad the perfarmen said to mime merit. Among the shows, there were e exhibited, via., • briar bons I. a Whig _• sad • boa The stalk ware well stored with sessorble ante, err, glopebreall, We., in bet the food for the body abasdant ...

... against a host. Mr. Disraeli did dare, beguiled his own party, pulverised his opponent's, gently led on the Tories, defied the Whigs, placed the Radicals in a situation in which their strongest men scarcely tiered to more, carried his bill, and now stands ...

... aola weightier words than onra, in remarkably candid leading W(lc(| j geotland, ahoving-let. The total article, and in the Whig leading journal of Europe. ' numbcr 0 f priaonen in each the first day of June, IM7. habitually proud both Liverpool's able ...