... ruler. At Tiverton an emulous though humble imitator of his Whig patrons is doing his little best to bring the same sinister influence to the help of Mr. Massey. Ordinary people who are not Whigs, and who have moved on with the nineteenth century, will probably ...

... expected to descend on the intriguers in showers. Your Whig contemporary, it is understood, is willing to swallow his antipathy to the Senior Member, in order to serve the interest or necessities of the Whig leader. In a word, there appears to be a wonderful ...

... THE HEART IS LIKE A GARDEN. New Song. Poetry by S. M. THORNTON. WHO by W. T. WHIGS. ITN. Deslicatsa to the Marchioness of Downshire. HER IMAGE HAUNTS ME YET. New Sang. Poetry by J. M. Ems& Maio by both at halt-price, post.froo in stamps. London: Sole ...

... impart a feature of novelty into the existing situation. The Whigs—we use their own words—claim to be the natural leaders of thr Liberal party. This means, we suppose, that the few great Whig houses which are still left to us aro the depositories of a ...

... country that followed the Radical triumph. The Whigs were in. and the Tories were out, and agitation became a trade ; and the Radicals who had not ratted to the Whigs half repented of a victory which the Whigs had monopolised and absorbed. No Government ...

... Lowe's future Premier and chief, of cheering a rhetorician who was sitting for a Whig family borough, and giving utterance (in the disguise of a converted Radical) to an old Whig's timorous disgust at a threatened disturbance of the final settlement of ...

... 3 tolerated. Th 3 ine_timable boon of household suffrage which Mr; Disraeli gave the country in the teeth of the incapable Whigs and selfish Liberals in 1868, implies free exercise of the franchise. Each constituency has now a right to be represented according ...

... smile of a Whig Peer, cradled in diplomacy, cherished from his childhood in the choicest saloons, and accustomed from his earliest lispings to believe that Providence designed the Liberal party as a perpetual patrimony of the great Whig families. Co ...

... constitution, which, if not strong enough to outgrow them, must eventually succumb to them. Of course in the mere fact that the Whig and Radical sections of the Liberal party are quarrelling with each other there is nothing to excite the curiosity of any ...

... Algernon West having been comfortably disposed of somewhere in the spacious and leisurely seclusion of Somerset House, a young Whig nobleman who derives his Liberal principles by hereditary transmission, and would probably be an advanced Radical for some ...

... LIBEL BY AN IRISH NEWSPAPER. The libel action tried at Dublin against the Northern Whig, a Belfast newspaper, terminated at ten o'clock on Saturday night in a verdict for the plaintiff, £lOO damages. The Chief Justice, in charging the jury, dealt seriatim ...

... n should be entirely unp lineal, in which all true sons of the Church of Enaland, whether Liberal or Conservative, Tory or Whig, might heartily unite. The Earl of Dartmouth proposed a resolution to the effect that arehidiaeunal auxiliary societies were ...