... ?? 1857 a Whig Radical Minister, not in the Cabinet, being in London, gave a Christmas party. The rumour of a conspiracy against the life of the Emperor of the FEaNcon was prevalent, and formed a general topic of conversation. At that Whig Radical party ...

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... their opposi- tion to the attempt then made by Germany to curtail hi her proper dimensions. Now, at that time the great el ef Whigs,-namely, the GREeS, the HOLLANDS, the I GRxNVILaoS, and the RUSSELLS,-sta'ongly opposed sT the Germanic and espoused the French ...

... Standard still speaks seriously of the political objections to the marriage of a princess of the Royal Family with the heir to Whig dukedom.' Is it an oversight that our Tory contemperary omitted to ask whether the Queen, in consenting to this marriage, has ...

... HUGHES seconded the motion, and said on behalf i the Council that he had not known any differences to have' arisen between Whig and Tory during his term of office. and that spoke well for his generalship.-(Cheers.) The motion was carried. The Ex-MAYOR ...

... possible t, with Prussia, and refusing even to join Great lug;1 n and Italy in proposals for a European Con gre-> jrI with a Whig Ministry in Downing-street, Wt obstacle is there that can be interposed btt.. Russia and the carrying out of her dearest ai ...

... said that as a member of the Liberal party in the Council, he could say that he had never known any difference made between Whig and Tory during Mr. King's year of ofice. Three hearty cheers were given. The EX-MldAYua, in responding, said if he were a ...

... mistake. If it is published ait all, therefore, it will hove to he, re-written ; but this is the only pleasure that the old Whig Chief has left in i lift, end spends htiu's every day at his desk triting memoirs, papltand critivistms. His greatest delight ...

... He would also vote for any motion that might be made for the abolition grants to members of the Royal Family. The Northern Whig states that at the meeting of the County Grand Orange Lodge Belfast Mr. Johnston, MP., has been deposed from the office of ...

... an told the Whig leaders,I I will not he a Dogo.' He balanced nil parties ; ha bafflod them as the Puritans baffled them Bic fifty years before. The reign of Anne wac a struggle between in the Venetian end the English systems. Two groat Whig lb noblec, ...

... Italian assassins, friend of the Philosopher of the Dagger ; and three or feur members of the Cabinet,-the old. gentlemanly Whigs,-are shocked at the idea of admitting a man like that into the Cabinet. Perhaps their objection is not alto- gether personal ...

... and he there-re fore advanced his opinion with much deference. He agreed with Lord Derby that they must not accept the old Whig fra maxim to be a sort of indisputable truth, namely, t~oat for English prosperity and England's honour were bound up we with ...