... what the Admiralty, though call an “ and ghould Mr. Childers be unsble to return to his post it is understood thst the aged Whig will be It is probable Sir Sydney Dacres will Lord John shortly leave Admiralty, will probably Hay, who has just ieft the have ...

... those who read them the notion that we think the Conservative party better than the Whig; we name them purely way of protest against the eternal be-puffing of the Whigs the repressers of extravagance and the partisans of retrenchment. Nor do we give prominence ...

... The tone of Lord Halifax's speech implied that hia retirement from office was highly probable; and if he retiree, the veteran Whig who ia now hovering abont tbe Admi- ralty, and whoae political resuscitation is one of tbe marvels of our day, will at once ...

... nation by Government had been well nigh doubled, and we mentioned incidentally that these forty years represent a period of Whig predominance and power. This assertion is truthful letter in the spirit, and although it has made somebody very angry, we observe ...

... to oome before Parliament in the ensuing session. Regret was expressed at what wbb deemed your per- sistent support of ths Whig Government, right or wrong ; also that you failed to support the motion for the payment of members, without whioh it is an ...

... take care at election times, when it is not popuiar to sey it, and we want to know why at such times the Whigs do not say so too. Itis the way with Whigs to hold one position on the hustingeand another in the House. When ask- ing for votes their cry is—We ...

... Abont five o'clock three bodies were recovered, but they were so fearfully burned that they conld not be identified. The folio whig is the liat of the missing :— Thomaa Stacey, bookkeeper, soa of manager, 20 years ; John Grundy, mule-looker, 43, married, ...

... only difference between the Whig and Tory was this:—The Tory found a man walking along the road very gouty and troubled with corns, and sceiug that he was unable to give him chase, he ran off with his hat. Up came the Whig and said, “Why don’t you follow ...

... for what they are doing in this matter, and no eraonrt of disagreement with them on other points i-houlu lead any one— be he Whig, KadicaJ, or Tory— to withhold from Air. Gladstone and Lord UrauviHe th» prsir ...

... coarse of the Psemieb. Old Whig advisers have got his ear and inspired him with a distrust of his Radical supporters, with whom he was on such good terms during the first session of the present Parliament. He is leaning to the Whig rather than to the Radical ...

... since the time of Samuel Pepys, can have done that he should incur the slight being superseded one the worst First Lords that Whig ruie has imposed upon us. was during Sir Charles Wood's regime that the most reckless shipbuilding went on. Men-of-war were ...

... covered by insurance in tbe Scottish Union Fire Office. NoßwitH Election. — Resolutions were passed on Friday nigbt by both Whigs and Radicals to support Mr. Colman, who declared himself ready to support Mr. Gladstone's policy. Lobd Debby on oub National ...