... under such deep obligation to the Whigs, and with such good reaßor, for hating the Tories, a contest should be pos- sible. Mr. Disraeli solves the question bj pointing to the want of any one recognised leader among the Whig party round whorr they could all ...

... Lord im Parliament. just as the best e equare , and before long the familiar features ‘bat man who ws trucst a» CANNIS of the Whig statesman will look down Liberals and Tories, Ministeriahsts and Oppos- did limes the uni versalint © tionists, as they come ...

... the Coiservative of the present 'day as there was between the rampant Radical of the preset t time and the respectable old Whig of the past. It was, in fact,' to the moderate party on both sides that they would have to look hi the future (cheers). In ...

... Ellice pin is probably little remembered now, but was once, to use Lord Castlereagh’s famous figure, the feature which the Whig party hinged—that is, an adroit and powerful party manager, while in the House of Commons was universally respected as arbitrator ...

... of yesterday means anything, says as much—it can only provoke a good-natured smile at the thoughts of the past, in which the Whig party of to-day takes refuge ; though to say that the , Suez Canal was opposed by PALMERSTON, not because its construction ...

... race of freeholders were almost always Tories, and even when they voted for the scion of some great Whig family there waa nothing unconservative in their Whig'^ism. Similarly we feel confident that the large majority of farmers would always be on the Conservative ...

... iron Capt. Fairlie by t ur and two to play. Col. Bowleg* sad Capt Mold ton, in receiot of a half, won a round from Mr D. D. Whig:mm and Col. Hunt-lon by four and two to play. In the afternoon they got a thud, won by one hole. Capt. Fairlie and Mr F. E ...

... I found every indication of the meeting being a bumper as regarded entries, and a busy one as well ; for there was a larger Whig of strangers in the town than usual, and the near approach of the Waterloo Meeting, coupled with the fact of the weather having ...

... afforded to them in order that the attempt may be brought to a successful issue. • SPLIT IN THE HOME RULE PARTY. The Northern Whig says :— It may hot be generllly known, but we have on undoubted authority, that there is a split in the Home Rule in Belfast ...

... stability (giving the exact calcw Wiens used to determine the stability of a yacht at • given angle of basil ; curve of stability, Whig the precise flifures wed in calculating curves of standlity for certain yachts; the wes of knowing the stability of yachts ...

... Magma mislibm emouste amormly salledlea. Area NNW IS saw is eg Ab ot &wliy wt,k wA egos ow the let el MayB6:g. Ileidegy tate whig the peon* TM filloung imaription la large gold =bon piled ever the& port of the of Roe Ado be which is 'Modell the lagoon of ...

... mnaking Pee7:s, ironclads, and catching fugitive slaves.' ibe said that the Tories ran ther heads te- walls, and that the Whigs built stone mals 1 to run their heads against; but if ever thec' of building up a wall to ruen their heads a the Tory Goverinment ...