... Paris correspondents says that a placard, extensively posted, exhorted the citizens to vote for M. Gambetta as head of the Whig party, who, conjointly with M. Thiess, the head of the Tery par t y , can save the Republic from Royalist conspirators. The ...

... REPUBLIC. M. GAMBETTA'S CANDIDATURE A placard, extensively posted, exhorted the citizens to vote for M. Gambetta as head of the Whig party, who, conjointly with M. Thier, the head of the Tory party, can save the Republic from Royalist con. piratore. The ...

... than they seem to lie legible at Brookes', and he administers to A Whig a very proper rebuke. It action. Independent writes, and not words and idle complaints that want. Whigs have for the last two years been talking at their clubs, among their ...

... heard of late that there was an intention on the part of some of the Conservatives to make another attempt at dishing the Whigs” by going in for the social reforms which is daily becoming more evident must form the battle ground of party conflict for ...

... important accession the Whigs ever made from the Tory ranks. I highly disapprove hia foreign meddling ; but I speak of his general talents. Yet Mel- bourne waß as near as possible losing him in 1835, and only on the usual Whig principle, because he was ...

... *n Ixinl Derby took cAee, always found certain legacies iloulUful and nature fnau tlie Whig government*. One these wa* the Caiiadiaii flslicrii** question. The Whig guyi-runieut hail bail |Kilaver the matter. Imt nothing atore; I Lord Derby ordered out ...

... COMMIT*!* TftINKSO. Mr BONHAM CARTBR obtained the appointment of c printing executed order Hon** BILLS. *' 0. obtained leave whig bill to and amend the relating to merchant khippintr and navigation. Si* W. LAW3ON obtained bring ia bill to enable owner© ...

... ISO? and saw* Let, • Ow= o'dook et obis* W b.O MOSS Was WM tow or r rat mtge. Moe that AM Milo deo Or Ida WI Mlle ilo Os d Whig toy so* r OM tired, mod soda Nod sloths thirst° Mil. (MN the Ne w W V. Do. a V. int r nut. ws.- s. Damon, on the Great Nor- ...

... only rii.hl to way the Whig* were r-ai|K>uwiblc for the government of the few years: if any old Imul laws ought to have rejienlcd. or any g««wi new onus made, the were re»|Kmsibl« for them. During the whole of the time '32 the Whigs had bail Uic situation ...

... Bill, when they were interrupted for a time. That interruption wss caused by the triumph of Whig principles in Lord Grey's Government, for Mr. Grote was a Whig and something more. He was the Philosophic Radical those days. Before tbe triumph of Beform ...

... this point of view, preg- nant with instruction. It ahow* that the pure Whigs of the Augustus Smith type have no real affinity with (he pronounced Liberals ; and ai the race of Whig leaders— the safe men who inherit the old traditions —is dying out, it ...

... precaution f makine himself a ship to swim in. An antediluvian Whig would have laid half-a-dozen sticks together for an ark, and called it a virtual representation The type of antediluvian Whig is somewhat more rare now than it was in Colonel THOMPSON'S ...