... considering all this, and as he had never declared his sentiments in the House, we naturally thought that he was a Whig—-or, best, Whig and something more.” But obviously he is Radical a: all events, he talked Radicalism. Bug must say something of this ...

... one Prime erpool, the Conservatives had in the person orMinisterLord whom they really trusted, days a Whig, and the Derby, himself in his best Whig House. Canningreresentative of an old leaders and Prime Mini , ster e s ell and Disraeli were and distrusted ...

... Carriage paid to any station In England. Prios Li 0 Ditto, with two tubs 0 0 Spreader and engine for shove i 0 a Bowline Iron and Whig Works, Norwich. VB. BOULTON'B IRON WATER or • LIQUID CART. Carriage paid to the prima pal railway etationa In England. To hold ...

... regarded as still more fortunate in the recognition, reluctant it may be, but absolute and final, by the elder leaders of the old Whig party, now more unmistakeably than ever shelved as an obsolete oligarchy, that their day is over for any longer battening ...

... amongst the masses,and the daha-ing of the franchise has still further damaged their causa, and the large majority lor the Whigs testifies to the truth of tbit statement. As to tha tact and management of the Honss of Ctanmons, it amonnted to this, that ...

... of her Majeetj*u Qoreroment has never once been mentioned in iln coaocils. Mr. know* dare not moot it, and that if did his Whig-Radio (I Cabinet would fall to pieces the very day be did so. So he parades the disingenuous plea of want time. He will stick ...

... outside the Irish Church question, majority which represents nothing beyond disestablishment and disendowment. There are the Whigs and the Radicals, the place-hunting Laterals. and the advocates of Roman Catholicism and )K>litical Dissent—a phalanx of discordant ...

... regarded as still more fortunate in the recognition, reluctant it may be, but absolute and final, by the elder leaders of the old Whig party, now more unmistakelbly than ever shelved as an obsolete oligarchy, that their day is over for any longer battening ...

... beteg a bill on Ministers' Money la Edinburgh. Mr. Dram gave 'atlas his intention, on the ?Sod of February, to ask leave to Whig In a Phi for the more ellestual prettumbes of crime. Mr. Eloschen gave notice that on Monday, February be should ask the House ...

... Gillha m, Relieving Officer, 4 B 48 shall lead t 0 his apprehension. Mr, UNI » Solicitor, Buckingham. hej D R DS REWARD. and Whigs k » labourer, aged 41, 6 ft. hi hb “ea » Gar cOm i 18 to the Pari of Stowe. plexion ; has lett Km ...

... office. ABERDEEN ADMINISTRATION. The coalition Ministry, which, it will be seen included several of the leading Peelites and Whigs, succeeded to office, the principal offices being thus distributed:— Treasury Earl of Aberdeen. Lord Chancellor Lord Cranworth ...

... THE ABERDEEN ADMINISTRATION. The coalition Ministry, which, it will be seen, included several of the leading Peelites and Whigs, succeeded to office, the principal offices being thus distributed Treasury. Earl of Aberdeen. Lord Cliancellor Lord Cranworth ...