... dark, They took it because they would not for a third time be in office on sufferance ; because they wished to ‘‘dish the Whigs,” even though in so doing they might wreck the tution. The history of this party has been one long career of bigoted resistance ...

... give up’ “‘ the sweets of office,” the Government of Lord Derby was prepared to swallow anything and to pass anything. The Whigs could never have thought of pre- paring such a measure as that which had been brought forward by Mr. Farbe it from him to find ...

... no w represented by of the town, and a Liberal, and by Mr. Tomline, who has been by turns & Tory, a Liberal-Conservative, s Whig, and an Adullamite. Whilst member for Salisbury in 1840 th Sir Robert Peel; in and 1841, h eo voted steadily wil 1859 he opposed ...

... the fairn:ss of the reviewer in throwing blame upon Mr, Gladstone, In fact, the reviewer refutes himself. He shews that the Whigs are jealous of him, that the cousinhood envy him :— He is necessary to them, but he isnot ofthem. . . . ahey distrust him, ...

... Ratland, where accession of there is a vacancy through Heathcote tothe peerage. ‘The’ late member; now Lord Aveland, was returned Whig,. but thronghout the the present Parliament has’ invariably voted Mr, Gladstone. No: candidate. ‘in the Liberal interes? has ...

... connections and associations, without being restricted to any particular spot, or to the rules of an establishment. The Northern Whig states that the Earl of Derby has just awarded Mr. Richard P. Muchallay, a blind poet of Derrymore, near Lurgan, the sum of ...

... solicitor of the fashion, by drinking his health with three times posed Water Company, and stated that if the Board aristocratic Whigs and the timid Adullamites. three cheers after partaking of a good dinner. not satisfied with the information already in their ...

... Japa nto terms. We may even trust, perhaps, to our out for Abyssinia in = better state of efficiency id the expedition which Whig apathy and incapacity nt to rot in the Ashantee jungles. e suffer: more throuzh malodministration in the few miles which divided ...

... contemporary, th of Lord John Russell.” Apps- the Etendard ‘‘ the organ rently the Etendard’ is ignorant also that the old ‘Whig leader has been for the hast six years in the Upper House. Letters from Mexico, dated July 29th, mention that the Treasury ...

... Ireland in a flame, Liberal Roman Catholic Ireland aff ronted and dis- Opposition rejoicing over patent tw heartened, the Whig f British institutions ter blunders, the Ultram ontane enemies o wi urgent wart! ing that the ebip «till needs to give jt far ...

... that he has: entirely recovered, volcanic action has been rife ere from lower siluris =x inly drawn from the chieftains of the Whig and of The Presiden! t's address, of which you have published a up into the middle tertiary times. Another fact, which tthe ...

... river: when it is explained that these are vessels out RIDGEWAY. Cottage « Perens lor2 lor? moderate, now. division,” and both Whig and Conservative noblemen are Zambesi, in her ship Petrel, Com- united in support of the project. The Post protests mander ...