... protested, in conclusion, against our glorious colonial ii.heritance being squandered away to sui. the letrenchmentB of the Whigs. ...

... keenly regret his death because it removes the one link which connected the present Government with the old and great Whig party. There are Whig names certainly in the present Ministerial list, but they are only names. Lord Clarendon was the only member of ...

... forces range from 12,000 to 20,000. are compelled to beiievo that there is truth in these repeated statements; that the old Whig policy to be revived, and that our army, raised by slow and costly efforts to a strength barely sufficient to maintain the ...

... Foster has been elected to a seat the Cabinet, but he is invested with no increased power, and to gain over the influence of Whigs what age and illness have left of Lord Halifax is thrown in. would seem that Spain has found a monarch at last. That monarch ...

... repress the practice which is'known as Baby-fanning. THE MINISTERIAL CHANGES. The Morning Post observes that the ancient Whig planets which had ruled in so many conjunctions of not fortuitous atoms were supposed to be banished from the new heaven. They ...

... illness of diarrhoea. His lordship took active part the, diplomacy of England since 1833, and held high office almost every Whig Government since 1840. His death places a vacant Garter the hands of her Majesty, and robs the Queen's University in Ireland ...

... Legislators, the evils that present; whereas bis party, which was ever denounced O'Connell as the base, brutal, and bloody Whigs, has misgoverned Ireland, a generation of men from 1832, whereto Disraeli and Derby restored personal freedom by the restitution ...

... marine storedealer, and not even by Sir John Dalrymple Hay, but by a discharged dockyard clerk. The basest Tory, the mildest Whig, the wildest Fenian, and the totally unpolitical Briton alike will smile when they hear that that injured individual, the dockyard ...