... Windsor Castle to Osborne is Thursday, the 17th December, but the Queen is, we t to say, suffering from rather a severe cold, whig may alter this arrangement. Tae news respecting Prince Alfred’s return to Australia gives great satisfaction to the Australians ...

... Gallvorne Hardy created a Barrow knigh friend Mr. Hardy created a Barrow-knight. LißxL.—lt has actually been said that the Whigs ure likely to become Fenians—because, forsooth, w are never firmly attached to the Crown. * The devil is nok 80 black,” &e ...

... Gbep:mf Abyssinia would have been spared the e lnmm'm%mnww From the very commencement, we objected to the course which the Whigs pursuud in reference to Ayuinh We may thank them for the evils of which we complain. Their inattention to business or impotence ...

... ahn{l“;ifllanoo?nnda consideration, are so nfatusted as to raise biotand Bricht s power. ‘We are glad to observe that many Whigs and Radicals, this, are now changing sides, and Mmm help of the constitation. ...

... the suffrages of the people—the Radicals aunltie Conservatives. Whigs and Tories have long since evacuated their positions. There are shades of difference among the Ralicals, there is the Whig- Radicalism of Captain Grosvenor, and the doctrinaire Radicalism ...

... party, headed and commanded by such men as Captain Gladstone and Post C;w:n Russell, the latter of whom Sidney Smith, the witty Whig of a past era, declared to have cheek enough at any time to take the ccmmand of the Channel Fleet himnli. thoufih he was never ...

... descending to Radicalism, and which will ultimately turn to democracy and to mMah? Let us, then, make a stand against it. The old Whigs were the highest order of the ition, let us hope that they will see what their princimmdad to and )oin the Tories (or Conservatives ...

... Conservative government, was unwilling to wait for the report of the Royal Commission, the Commission itself onm.ud with the Whigs, but pressed forward in haste his resolutions in order to win place mmm! It was in vain that his attention was called to the ...

... There was & “ beautiful simplieity” in the battle which made it at once a straightforward trial and test of strength. For the Whigs and Tories to get in one and one a representative each Jr“ supposing for instance, if Mr. Berkeley and Mr. Fremantle were elected ...

... Scotland nfuudtontummy representatiyes who were not opposed to Maynooth, *he result of whach was that almost cmamkwhemfirwd,wkmr Whig, Tory, or Radical, declared twuwuw%n oppondeothaomu,owdwvudgtopbdgo' i qafidit.—wmfir So strongly did this tell the House of ...

... lmé- the result? * M\'Mu\'abfi b‘h.:l‘ refused return any representatives w were Wh, kwldwuchw“m oh who came forward, whether Whig, Tory, or declared that at heart he had .lo.z:m #Q&M,mdmnodytopbdp 1 ‘ . 04. —Lowd | uwumzhmundcma—,ul whereas in 1 onl{l” ...

... modern times.” Let us see what has been the work of the said administration. It has at all events been more practical than its Whig predecessors. It has worked a small but most beneficial reform in the matter of married soldier’s pay, thus giving the whole ...