... river, rolls imperceptibly away, till it lot itself in ths vast ooean of eternity. Happy they who mark its periods by deeds whig!) ihftQ lifts tin* *hal mors I SOMETHING LIKE CHRISTMAS-BOX The congregation of the Surrey Chapel, London, have presented the ...

... stated wss ones oa bis legs for five minntee before eoyon* discovered th* fset. Next to him Is th* slde*t son another great Whig peer, Lord Milton. Afpksbancb or Spates. —Daring th* pest week primroees have been gathered in foil bloom from banks by the ...

... rest anil be thankful Whigs, and household suffrage-loving Tories. For once our let go to a poet for our politics : '* I am heartily tired of our freedom and glory; What's all this commotion aud hubbub about If we let in a Whig, if we tarn out a Tory ...

... canno> help thinking that if the Conservative party honestly set to work and take into their confidence the few real Church Whigs remaining the Opposition side the two together could out-number Gladstone aad his anti-Church tail, and enforce a settlement ...

... arrretponden£».) TOBY, OLD WHIG, AND WHIG-RADICAL. [to the editor.] SlB,—For soma time past men have found difficult to distinguish Conservative from Liberal •» or, I should putit, Tory from a old Whig—i. Whig oligarchical and a whig ...

... dreeeee, and tbe same time perfumes, a lady's hair. They might not stir ssored hair of Whig, nor might tbey carelesely treed on tbe tender of a Tory. Very they ware, Whigs end Tories; v*ry sensitive they were, the magistrates and the bar. He never bed to ...

... franchise, the laws education, the Irish Church, 4c. He read his address the electors, in which he declared himself to be '• Whig Radical, but the candidate for Parliamentary honours was frequen ly interrupted, and made the butt so many jokes, that he ...

... peculiar emergency proposed disendow the Irish Church. He had known many years when it might have been done since 1835; but the Whigs had used tha question simply as a means of supplanting the Tories in office. Turning then to Mr Gladstone, the member expressed ...

... but declares boldly for a godless Radicalism which values Churches more than jointstock companies. Nor is It wonderful. The Whigs, who have always disliked him for his extraction, can help him very little, whether they desire do so not. The Radicals distrust ...

... represent to Whigs of what the Church of England represented them in J689. It is sometimes said that the Whigs of the Revolution are the Tories of the present day, and vice versa; but this is only a surface view the case. A Tory is Tory, and a Whig is a Whig ...

... congratulate the country, the Government, the friends and relatives of the prisoners on the happy issue of an enterprise which the Whig Cabinet rendered necessary, but dared not nndertaka. Very different is the feeling with which our contemporaries refer to the ...

... o the Commons, has check-mated the despotism of a class, and enlarged the popular action of the Constitution. As long the Whigs could rale this country with the forms civil and religious liberty, and keep their places on the Treasury Bench, or as long ...