... Institution, which is to be held on Tueeday (tomorrow week) the 10th inst., the London Tavern, Bishopegate Street, London. Whig Prospects.—A joke which is in everybody’b mouth these last few days is that Lord Derby, when asked by some one who sought to ...

... Disraeli has risen to power hy the decay of his principles , aud . he came in leaving them outside in the cold . When the Whigs came into power in 1831 , everybody saw the growth and . foresaw the realisation ot certain princitiles—those principles for ...

... Sutherland is undeniably and notoriously over-represented, and Peebles not, either in relation to itself or to our system, Whig interests demand a compromise, before injustice, not denied, shall be remedied. In other words, that it don’t matter farthing ...

... to the most trying occasions, and with a success unparalleled since the golden prime of Lord Palmerston, the Conservative in Whig’s clothing, who ruled England with a joke, and sst up the statue of expediency for all men to worship. Nay, the leadership ...

... he waadlstinguished as novelist, which secured for him the patronsge of the late Marquis of Lansdowne and pension from the Whig Government. For many years Mr Crowe was the Paris correspondent of the Morning Chronicle, the foreign department of which journal ...

... political, Parliamentary, or personal. The choice is the more creditable to the Government, because Mr Hannen was not merely a Whig, but au advanced Liberal, and as lately as the last general election had opposed, at Shoreham, Mr Stephen Cave, one of themselves ...

... disposition among the Whigs to postpone the whole of the ordinary business of the session, and make determined effort to defeat the Government when the motion of Mr Maguire comes on for discussion. Luckily, however, the old Whig section of politicians ...

... feeling of gratitude for the services has rendered them during his long and brilliant career. Whig exclusiveness would have made such career impossible in the Whig ranks. An oligarchical party which believes in the divine right of the Revolution families ...

... must necessarily extend , over several mouths , THE LATE MUBDKR AT LISNASKEA . — The correspondent of the Belfast Northern . Whig nt Litcaahea writes : — There baa been . no trace oi tho mnrdeier us yet discovered , although the con-Blabninry nro unreniltUng ...

... the seven Foutwal, Hotel, : 1a) There, are, it Utah 04 Poon Allshora: . wits staying‘ ab. this! a Indies er 4600, which othe Whig inc, + On ‘0 Londen on tained of his Wied DOW portanes,- The letter, owing to some Trviex — the manner fa patt af the ssevants ...

... the seven Foutwal, Hotel, : 1a) There, are, it Utah 04 Poon Allshora: . wits staying‘ ab. this! a Indies er 4600, which othe Whig inc, + On ‘0 Londen on tained of his Wied DOW portanes,- The letter, owing to some Trviex — the manner fa patt af the ssevants ...

... the difference which has led to the latter, he omits, however, to refer to the neglected letter of Theodore, which, thanks to Whig Foreign Office negligence, has been the origin of the whole mischief. The readers of Blackwood will look forward with interest ...