... the Whigs-(d- the name)-see the unalterable de- termination of our party, they will always be afraid of executing their wicked purposes. As to taxes, we must expect them while the government is in such hands, and the true King in banishment. A Whig Justice ...

... Council as he should find able and willing to undertake the task. The peer already referred to was of a dis- tinguished Whig family, but negotiation with him and his proposed associates failed, Then, says Mr. Russell:- My thoughts turned to a statesman ...

... about for the recovery of his health. All this jobbery has excited the indignation of the country to such an extent that even Whigs, like the Duke of Somerset, are obliged to take a lead against their own party, and on the motion of his Grace, a vote for ...

... landowners s exceedingly, though one scarcely knows why; while Mr.' Lowe's Budget has produced a momentary secession of 1 the whole Whig party in the country. Every one of these f interests commands or influences a few votes within the V House itself, which on ...

... and sweeping measures, it will be vain to expect it from the party now in office, and the result will be a coalition of old Whigs with the Conservatives, which will gather round it the strength of the nation. The working men of England are already showing ...

... taught good manners. Hoping that, under s the auspices of those interested in the Oxford Schoolx Board, (whether they be Whig ov Tory, male or female) the children~ may not only be taught to read and write, and the rudiments of faith and religion, but ...

... to legislate, or to ask him r to legislate, in the spirit of Mr. Cowper. Temple, or in that , of the veteran leader of the Whigs, Lord Russell. When a Parliament met, he thought they would have a perfect d right to ask Government,-Do you intend to uphold ...

... and not punctilious 97vi, or standing upon trifles and personali- .ng ties. He isvy fa-rnthe most important accession the Whigs atever made from the Tory ranks. I highly disapprove I the his foreign meddling ; hut I speak of his general talents. of Yet ...

... republicans, but they o were drawing off the filth of a base empire. (Loud ap-d plause). M. Thiers was nothing but an Orleaniet whig, i and they all knew what whiggery meant in England. His' policy was calculated to fritter away the good oppor. w tunity of ...

... ciated by Mr. Grote. Thus, as the Daily News bh has observed, the future historian of England, whoP gloried in the name of Whig, and the future his- vi torian of Greece, who may be said to have origi- T nated the select party of philosophical Radicals ...

... payment to be imnprisoned for seven days.- Froiday (yesterday).-Before H. D. P. Cunningham and B. W. Carter, Esqs.-llichao'd Whig and Edwvard Pain, two boys, were summoned before the bench by Mr. A~rn~ey, I of Forton, farmer, charged with pulling up and ...

... faothero ?? with ntilthe borough. Durham has knownmanyexciting0r5 as when John Bright stood, and the populace drOe, h~ late Whig Dean's carriage to the poll; when by forw the heing mainly to the energies of a tradesman's daughte' bg Lord Adolphus Tempest ...