... stood up in the House of Lords, as the Azazel of the Whigs, and unfurled his banner of Reform and Retrenchment, avd when upon that cry the Duke of Wellington and Sir Robert Peel were supplanted by the Whigs, the taxation of the country stood at fifty milliens ...

... news reached the Conservatives it was immediately discredited that the Government could muster only 89 votes. Many their old Whig friends not only remained away, bat some joined the ranks of the Opposition. Eari Derby's speech was the most incisive of tbe ...

... THE ADVANTAGES to be derivoi theretroce; sad Whig MANUFACTURED THE BULK of it into •ariooa Gorotoota, are offering tbo Moo VERY SMALL PER CENTAGS, TO EFFECT ...

... reference to the succession unties portion Lowe's budget. Forty of Gladstone's generally stannchest supporters gave the chief Whig whip mtimation to-day that if the proposal was pressed they wonld feel themselves compelled to support Mr Disraeli's amendment ...

... indisposed. The father of Mr Glyn, Lord Wolverton, is in pre- carious health. His death would leave vacant the post of senior Whig whip. = = ...

... loath Istracted tritbnut lbo Pada by the M. Nitrous Oxids 0.. Proem. Artificial Teeth, with all eon= OM lixed by S.lf' et Whig. Gold add other leopplip, lad ea Denial At (MS 100 ...

... Assembly. Everything is to be done carry the Duke of Richmoad's ceasnring resolutioa as large a majority as possible. Many Whigs will vote with him; aad shoald vote of the Gladstone Administration be moved the Commons the united strength of the Conservative ...

... KfTCHIN GOLDIN ALSO PARTICULARS OY TRRIR COLLECT AT Oil, 4116., 211, AND 106. Comruio g NEXUS roi l TZAR'S SUPPLY FOR K I WHIGS OARDIN. PITS PER CEt•T. DIHOOORT FOR CASH. ALL ORDERS OVER Us C.ARELAGE PAID. JAS. GARAWAY & CO., DURDH•M DOWN NURISCRIXPI ...

... RULERS. There remains of coarse the chance that third party composed of all Conservatives but Disraeli, and of great many old Whigs, may take the helm; and doubi such a party might formed under Lord Derby, as include a great many competent statesmen. would ...

... that, as the measure not a complete measure of army reform, it should be , rejected on tbe second reading. Lord Dalhousie, Whig P eer . will lead the attack. From another quarter I learn that the Duke of Cambridge will speak for the scheme, even its present ...

... connection with the financial measures are inevitable. Earl Grey is said to be actively engaged concert | with half-a-dozen Whig Peers in endeavouring to form ' a coalition party. Earl Russell will oppose the Army Regulation Bill the Lords, and move the ...

... P. COATS hog to all the Attention al the Public to their harrowed Ewa Son. Sawrito Corm., which, with the view mono folly =Whig the louts of Sewing Machined. ROW mato Stir Cad la all kneel. how No, le to 100 The haportasoo of this change will be mom dearly ...