... was now about to cease. the character of Peter, to give an additional impulse to the right hon. baronet said that, whether Whig, Tory or Radical, gaiety by her vivacious singing and dancing. Thus supported, we must all come at last to the conclueion that ...

... confidence the cold Whigs, who have prated and talked Liberal theories for thirty years, and who are now shaking in their shoes for fear lest only one of their theories should be executed b~y M~r. Gladstone. At any time, the Whigs in power could have ...

... and Lord Palmerston again in 1863, have been of a favourable character. The only instance to the contrary in 1841. when the Whigs were expelled from power by a vote of no confidense. The average duration of each Ministry has been three years. &town you ...

... Lord Palmerston again in 1863, have been of a favourable oharacter. The only instance to the contrary was in 1841, when the Whigs were expelled from power by a vote of no confidence. The average duration of each Ministry has been three years. Foe ANIRICAN ...

... , because, foresooth! he is declared too liberal and too independent to suit the parposes of the wire-pullers at the great Whig manufactory of members of parliament. But Brogden, the notorious briber of Great Yarmouth, ih supported in his candidature ...

... they suffered him to become their leader. Mr. Locke King is a member of the national Reform party,' as distinguished from the Whigs; and in him constituents should recog- nise the truth of this, that it is necessary to have something 'considerably more than ...

... The Transit of Mercury is provided. Under the head. of Critical Elections we find some account o f those contests between Whig and Tory, during the last century and half, which resulted in change of Ministry. From an Island is a pleasant description ...

... of his having occupied that peat so long without contest was now about to cease. The right bon. baronet said that, whether Whig, Tory or Radical, we must all come at last to the conclusion that the House of Commons has done its duty, and is entitled to ...

... The Transit of Mercury is provided. Under the head of Critical Elections we find some account of those contests between Whig and Tory, during the last century and • half, which have resulted in change of Ministry. From an Island is a pleasant description ...

... Lord Palmerston again in 1863. have been of a favourable character. The only instance to the contrary was in 1841. when the Whigs were expelled from power by • vote of no oonadenee. The average duration of each Ministry has been throe years. Burro= von ...

... favourable contrast; and in his character of an old soldier he wi.l appeal still more widely to the popular eenti- ment Tint WHIGS AND tron WORKING CLASsEs-The Standard ?? cannot but toink that the working men's caulidatee are receiving very hard treatment ...

... The Transit of Mercury is provided. Under the head of Critical Elections we find some account of those contests between Whig and Tory, during the last century and a , half, which have resulted in change of Ministry. From an Island is a pleasant ...