... the word, a re-modeller and adapter, not a destructionist, accused the Whigs of obstructing Reform, except in cases where their political power was in jeopardy. He gave the Whigs credit for • great deal of talk, but denied them credit for doing much work ...

... himself a Coeservative, led theses* on the Ministry, and was outbidden by Mr. Bouverie, who is the most oonspicuous of all Whig failures. Mr. Osborne. who has often stimulated the sport, said that the Ulan of the First Minister had been carried too far; ...

... stated early in the week that Lord Dudley, once • Pashto, and who through Mr. Gladstone's inflames obtained an earldom from the Whigs, declined to support Mr. Lyttelton. feeling of personal pique was said to have some share in this determination, the noble ...

... magistrates are Conservatives, and they raise the number of justices belonging to that party to eight, as against nine on the Whig side. All the two lest previously, appointed batches of magistrates were Liberals; Mr. Heane, Mr. Kendall, Mr. Ellis, and Mr ...

... lordahip's Inter*, lag milk me. When my maw was at Rachel's the was furless with hr. I with yea amid hew sew It all within.. Whig men. Any ' ems r Weeeted SW myself *veld have been highly soiree. sad k was a grad ea my port to keep my gravity. I shah imp ...

... the Roman Catholic peer', led by Lord Denbigh, are reported likely to oppose the bill, while several of the Constitutional Whigs, as they are called, will offer a strenuous and determined opposition. It is reckoned that not more than 60 of the peers will ...

... every section of his followers, however motley their opinions upon other grave questions of political importance. The genuine Whigs of the Russell school for the last half century have never been more delighted than when chance threw in their way an opportunity ...

... COUNTING. HOUSE, and arched CELLAR, 40 yards long. underneath; also_ari vats PA:I3B4OE Street, awl lae . g• waited /111 DEN Whig. There% a sunk reservoir for rain water, and an massilsot eeppey of spring water on the Premiles, which are oosnecticrwith ...

... disendow the Irish Church, the mob threatens to break loose once more. The well-informed London correspondent of a Manchester Whig paper gives a nice picture of the disorganisation that pervades the Liberal camp, and the utter want of cohesion there is in ...

... impossible to win an election without encountering them with their own instruments. The Tories acted in humble imitation of the Whigs; by prescription of time, a fluctuating residuum of the electors was to be bought, and set aside, before the sterling opinions ...

... of the next general election most determine. Mr. (Sedates& has brought into all these difficulties. He acted, as far as the Whigs are anseerned, absolutely aloe*. He had neither Lord Hassell nor Sir GOOF/0 Grey to advise with. though both have meanly consented ...

... so that they may see as well as hear their favourites; and that fact, doubtless, accounts for the readies:es with which some Whig Peer has pocketed the plunder. But what can you expect from men who would plunder a Church 1 The only clue we can give to the ...