... 12. We ought to reeruit from the Whigs. Was ever such absurdity ! What, to ba invaded by those trimming fellows, Derby, Graham, Palmerston! I had rather be ruined by Grogan, than saved by Ball. 13. Whigs forsooth ! Whigs, they call them ! Now's the time ...

... chickens at a very early stage—are be- ginning to form a GLADsToNE Cabinet. When that work comes really to be performed, the Old Whigs will find out the folly of not having joined Lord when he made them a most patriotic offer. if places-are to be had for new ...

... retreating figure he saw, the shot lodged in the neck and shoulders of a man nam Tweedie. Lindsay was arrested, but was let out on Whig. ...

... ves, spurred on at times by wisely progressive spirit on the Opposition side; and the Liberals, divided into two sections, Whig and Radical, the latter kept in check by the force of such mentally and morally strong men as Lord Palmerston. The next Parliament ...

... number of 150 under arms, @uards of police were stationed at the several committee rooms and offices during the night— Northern Whig. newspaper ...

... the misrule of the Whigs bad resulted in a mysterious conspiracy, and the Lord Lieutenant assumed the government of a country whose Constitution was suspended, and whose prisona were bursting with the political prisoners of a Whig Govern- ment- Qur with ...

... he would prefer to remain an “ unofficial supporter” of Mr. If that assurance, however, tended at all to quiet the alarm of Whig claimants it was deceptive. A Birming- ham journal now states, that “no pérson—and “certainly no newspaper—has any authority ...

... heard great deal mid about Whig# late, rod of what Whig Girernmant would for Ireland. He remembered that Sir Jeaeph Naala McKenna, when addraaelog the alectora of on meant occasion, mid that for 'ha years btiwaan aod IB'>4 the Whigs bad increased the taxation ...

... to five ••( lie- I.iWnl Ministers have U«n favourable | character. Tfac only instance to the contrary wae is 11. when the Whigs were cajA’lled from jjower hy vote no-conihlcncc. ...

... terminated this evening. It was opened at a very short notice, given last Sunday night, and it has ended it the return tho two Whigs. Had the people their time, and their way, it is said, the affair would have ended differently, and enough has occurred to ...

... so deeply pledged to extreme measures, otherwise the experience of thepast month might have had a good effect. Liberals end Whigs may even now pause before they widen the breach between the past and future of national institutions. The defeat of Mr Gladstone ...

... of his reception by the inhabitants are conflicting—the Tory papers insisting that he received a popular ovation, while the Whig journals state that he was received with frigid coldness. Here is the jubilant telegram of the Erpress on the subject : Mr ...