... statesmen who seceded from the Government rather than be parties to a ?? dictated by the patriotic objects of ' dishing the Whigs,* and securing an ephemeral party triumph. I look for- ward confidently te the time when the present jugglery shaU have ceased ...

... ary and official experience, should not prove himself as good a Governor-General as many of his prede- cessors, whether of Whig or Tory political connec- tion. These who appoint him must best know his capacity, and brilliant parliamentary talents are ...

... only. I want to have as good an income a3 I can ; but if the union begins to agitate on the Irish Church, or the claims of Whig and Tory, it is going into matters that cannot rais« my wages. Besides, it wUI break us up. All ot us wish good wages ; but ...

... broader and more liberal basis than heretofore has been afforded to it. The Whigs have up to this time possessed, through the adventitious advantages enjoyed by professors of Whig opinions, a considerable power of keeping back xhe Liberal party frem putting ...

... p, to be able to win the Uvery and badge. To the first of the four Georgca Doggett waa devotedly attached. Ke was a stanch Whig, and, never being aahamed of openly avowing it, was mare than once in danger of being maltreated by the London roughs, who ...

... or of the distinct views of their leader upon what shall and what shall not be done with the Irish Church. In private life— Whig, Tory, or Radical — everybody admits that the Irish Church must go ; but Mr. Disraeli has never acquired the art of feeling ...

... is expected to issue in a few daya an address soliciting re-election, the hon. baronet having accepted the nomination of the Whig section of the local Liberals. The only other Liberal Candidate at present in the field is Blr. J. H. TiUett. The Conservatives ...

... by surprise. He withdraws from private motives, and not from any fear as to the success of hia candidature. The Northern Whig Bays that Mr. Deaae will have a walk over for hia aeat. There is also some expectation of Sir George Bowyer resigning, in ...

... and expired. The report at ence went about that he had been shot, and it caused great excitement for a time. The Northci-.i Whig says there were seme circumstances ia connection with Lord Down'iire's death which are worth noting. He died on his 56. h birthday ...

... of Tory organisation, the great leader and his followers came in rather by the force of the utter inefficiency of the then Whig Government than upon the strength of any recognised merits or proclaimed policy on the part of the Conservatives — whose .calibre ...

... the latter part of the reign of Queen Anne, Mr. Wright first introduces the reader to a severe caricature directed by the Whigs against the noto- ri. Ms Dr. Sacheverell, who is represented in the act of writing his High Church sermon, prompted '•n the ...

... a meet- ing held to get up subscriptions for the defence of the Roman Catholics who participated in the riots. The Northern Whig has the following : — The anniversary of the Twelfth of August was thescene of a most daring attempt at outrage in Swanlinbar ...