... Members, alluded to the passim of the Reform Bill, which he said, was a more liberal measure than any ever proposed by the the Whigs. He had great oonfidemos in the right-heartednem of his countrymen and be had no (head of the future. It was not the first ...

... more liberal measure than any The Court of c NOTICE. the labours in behalf of the Church in South Africa, ever by the the Whigs. He had peat oonfi- LER 13APERS.-Buff and other coloured Coffee ista, and the Ritualists are menacing the Evangelicals. The ...

... regard Ireland as a nation of lunatics. The question was now beyond the resistance of the Tories or the tiukeriugs of the Whigs. It was one which the people had determined, as would be seen at the next election, to settle on the principles of feline's ...

... a new Ministry. The Standard says no one would dream of disputing Mr. DISRAELI'S claim to to the P r emiership. Unlike the Whigs, the Tory traditi on recognises no claim to precedence in the Councils of the Crown, no title to Parliamentary or official ...

... . ably contrasts the appointments Mr. Disraeli has made with the spirit of jealousy and exclusion which has usually marked Whig administrations. The Glebe says that neither Lord Malinesbury nor any other member of the Cabinet has retired, except Mr. Wallah ...

... ills se Woo di* hem the odor Saline to mire the table to as donee oat poem mat (lost b tin bon tram tide That a ire Mews le Whig la the way self-help. Two; IN , ave. toraep-4 So mach ; but let tau away time, tour, Iva boob* or a Seem. unified Week. 11W ...

... his position as leader of the Opposition, he was bound to provoke the encounter. From all sections of his followers—from old Whigs, economic purists, dissenting Radicals, and philosophers—from Mr. Hos-sties, Mr. Lows, Mr. BRIGHT, and Mr. MILL there came ...

... OFFICES. 1, Balm and BED• VILLA, Tort Balldiap, 114. &Good JOBBING 'wets Dees Week, Mos. APARTURNTS, rens Man, Within two Welk of Whig delightfully deemed. Dow LTION KT. in (mac y LS; PIN'S, of Paris-a), EISTER. OMAS, L HATTER, storming the public that he w ...

... spiritual and temporal and opposed by 192. It was therefore lost by a majority of 95. The minority consisted of seven dukes, Whigs four marquises, liberals ; 32 earls, including the Earl of earnervon ; five vlicutuits, 46 lords, and not a single bishop. ...

... launched at Cleves. The boat has been christened The Dove. :CE : n wind . seam report to-day of ham an the Ports. A far eta' or Whig cable between PISMO toted to Baron J.U. Reuter, for twenty years as MR Yr. J. P. Wilkinson, .the managing tie Joint Stook ...

... bring about an altered state of things in this respect. (Cheers). We know that the Tories say, .0, it is all the fault of the Whigs ; they left the country in such a dreadful state that we are compelled to have this great expenditure. That, gentlemen, is ...

... Evening Express. Sir,—The editor of the Squeaker quotes Pope. What does he think of the following, from the same satin f Now Whig, now Tory, what we loved we h Now all for people, now for Church and State. ate Yours truly, NO TURNCOAT. ANOTHER TORY INNOCENT ...