... North Warwick a couple of thieves, rogues, vaga- bonds, and liars. Archdeacon Denison tells the men of Mid-Somersetthat the Whig party have deserted the Church of England, and are either going for Roman Catholics or for no religion at all. Sir Henry Elwards ...

... unless intimidation and bribery are resorted to. We must do a little evil to consummate a greater good. We want the tact of the Whigs to evade (Useovory. Sir T.-As prejudiced and bigoted as ever I Col.-You are polite, Sir Thomas I I don't call supporting our ...

... contra- distinguished from the Whigs, may look with pride and confidence to the Administration just beginning its career. Every one of its prominent leaders-Mr. Glad- stone, Mr. Bright, Mr. Lowe-are essentially Liberals and not Whigs ; whilst Sir W. P. Wood ...

... observed with deep concern how the local interests of Shetland have been long overlooked, owing to the incapacity of Whig governments and Whig representatives; that her Majesty's Cabinet consider it absolutely necessary that a postal subsidy should be granted ...

... experience pretty long, W -and he could assure them whether they were electors 01 of the county of Soccerset or of Bath the Whig party If never thouaht of that ; it never entered into their mn timagination to give to every househeolder paying taxes a, ...

... parochial system of education, which lie thought Eaiglishimen would (lo well to copy (hear, hoar), This was a subject wvhichi Whigs and To'ries might treat upon ais one of the questions of the day-tho question of 1How should the people of this country be ...

... Government have built a score of utterly useless wooden ships. The military service, it seems, wvas very un- popular while the Whigs were in power, but it is now greatly in favour both with young recruits and with the veteran soldier. Mr. Disraeli does not ...

... nothing of the sort. He is the i's slave of circumstances. It is no more possible for the -ty head of the Somersets to be a Whig than it is for the ng chief of the Russells to be a Tory, or the greatest of as the Howards to be a Protestant. The Duke of ...

... Gladstone, and who were groaning at being tied to him, were the unhappy Whigs (hear, hear, and laughter. Just look what came of being in bad company (laujhter). It wasn't long ago that the Whigs were all for the Church of England; now what wore they for-they ...

... that an annual visit of the Royal Family l; w ould do much to ally the discontent which is so pie- 1valent. The .Arorflet1er Whig believes that if her Majesty d h ad given some of the affection which she has bestowed a u pon Scotland and her people to Ireland ...

... ,gortip Itelltgencc. ABYSSINIA. sir Stafford Northeoite has received the follic.whig tale- gram fromn Sir Robert Napier, dated the 06 th Vbrary :-V Major Grant, whom I had deputed to P Ainte Miasmi, ra; lies been wvell received by that prince.. N.Y ...

... they performed their somersaults of last year. The Cabinet did not seek to enfranchise the working-classes, but to dish the Whigs. They had not lost their old hatred of the people, but their hatred of the Liberal party was still more insatiable, and it ...