... under a Tory Administratior country was recovering to some extent fi miseries which had grown up under the lon nation of the Whigs Fenisnism was grt dying out, agrarian outrages were very few, was returning, and public confidence wai greduslily restored ...

... millions thus be br n int? clos3 connection land and her empire. Un nately Captai:: ‘s a Conservative, and Governors-G i and Whig Administ ratk home have u: in ignoring his propos Js: throwing ¢>| his scheme, Ths mere’al con ity has, however, besn apathetic ...

... bcen made to the numbers ver of tecretarles and why it is that so many goo: to the bave been created for the noisiest adherent Whig-Radtcal faction / Explanations of t! were would have been decidedly more uzsful thi time storles about courtiers at Versa'lles ...

... than fromthe Tories. There was Way, at that meeting a gentleman who had suff-red impris sae i, fcr a political ctfence under a Whig Government, | auty cruelties perpetrated in his case were enongh to m ft ae Besides Mr, Dalzell, the speakers we those Lempard ...

... Aberde » was have replaced Liberals ; in one—Caith atrix, Independant sncceedsa docile Ministerialist; an other— Whi, replaces Whig. Be bim great political and Intellectual gain to th in the restoration of the Dean of Faculty to their the House of Commons ...

... — iasm trought up at the petty sessions here, on the eh lose terming portion of a riotous sud unlawful aeser 2ady Northern Whig Correspondent, . here — = = ald xist, Tuz further h oald of the case cf Diamond ». Wyld, which ¥ cs in action jo recover the ...

... don’t kn such a theory mends matters much, but the populs Js that another year or two of office will develop hi a regular old Whig of the “ rest and be It is a moot point just now which provokes muct criiiciam of bis speech, whether the inference can b from ...

... filled up by the sppointmest of the | i Mr. Derman, fe Tr many years n’s co! with reprezentation of Tiverton. Mr. Glyn, the Whig Wh: expert in electioneerlng matters, having taken “‘sot reports that Tiverton can be “* managed ;” and Gladstone is underst»od ...

... will be challenged by 8 Mr H. Corry (both of them for: Conservative First Lords), Sir J. Hay, and Hatirax (a well-known high Whig, fir Cuanies Wovp). On Tuesday evening Archbishop Lycureu: entertained at dinner in the Jerusalem Cha: Westminster, the Dean ...

... Injustice pady set him down asa hungry jobber, who wants to mall patronage of the army to the same Liberal uses as ilers sive Whig First Lords put the navy fora long s ...

... allowed t into oblivion. Nor is it quite forgotten as nt it even the Whigs and their allies have then been forced to own that the whole diificulty ig of italy through the blundering of the Whig chief, c = of cated still further by the errors and haste and, ...

... from twelve to twei.o thousand. We are compelled to believe that there is truth in these repeated statements; that the ola Whig policy is to be revived, and that our army, raised by slow and ostly efforts to a strength bareiy sufficient to maintain the ...