... royal fountains are to be erected, in the channel of the Don, being washed away, but this happily was not the case, the stream Whig diverted in time. The lightning was of extraordinary brilliancy, and the storm altogether, although of short duration, has ...

... unanimity which English journals of all parties display on this question. The moment a really national sentiment is evoked, .Whigs, Tories, Radicals, Churchmen, Nonconformists, lay aside their differences and unite heartily together. This is the true strength ...

... associated with a money claim on the Conservative party. Thomas Cubitt (scheduled) said, knowing that Mr. Coakes, though a Whig, wanted to get Stracey in, he asked him to allow him to employ some trips. Mr. Coakes' gave his consent, and be engaged five ...

... about the Liberal Party and the Whigs. gr. LEATHAM thinks that there is no cause for alarm in the present disorganisation of his party. It is simply one of those periodical phases in the voyage, during which the Whigs are usefully onployed in taking coal ...

... called by a variety of names, and has as many different aspects as a dissolving view, is not in this position. The Whig, the Liberal, or the Whig-Liberal Party, as it is variously designated, does not know exactly what it wants, and what it does not want. ...

... di visions of last night skew that the great Liberal party is about to break up, that the unnatural coalition between the Whigs, members of the Church of England and advocates for the maintenance of the Establishment, and the political Dissenters and ...

... prorogued until the 12th of April. This adjourinnent is intended to expedite the solution of the Ministerial Crisis. The Belfast Whig has information from the best authority tliat the Government have it in contemplation to amend the causes relating to the county ...

... certainly has transpired which is calculated to inspire national confidence in the perplexed and discomfited ranks of the Whigs; or the stormy and disunited troops of the Radicals. THE Sr. IVES ELECTION PETITION.—TIIO Western Morning News of to-day says ...

... WELLINGTON, resigned. :lie did so 'at a good time. The Tory reign was nearly over; the Whigs were to be in power very shortly, and PALMERSTON was to come back to office as a Whig. This was by no means his last transformation. The concluding years of his life ...

... The House of Commons must its rules defend, Though handles now and then to fools they lend. But this a breach of privilege! Whigs and Tories! 0 tempora 0 mores ! Praise Times and Daily News for their protervance— More honoured in such breach tlihn nice ...

... study. He then points out as a strange sign of the times that this remarkable man, who has finished his career as leader of the Whig-Radical party, made his dithilt in political life as the chosen champion, and the greatest hope of the Ultra-Conservatives ...

... proposer and seconder were hardly heard for the noise mid his ding„ Alderman Plunket said Sir D. Corrigan only saw things from a Whig point of view; they would open his eyes and let hlin see a Parliament in Collegegreen. It had been said that Ireland cannot ...