... at the Whigs ...

... cepted y insurrection in Turkey; and they are alking-horses to cover an offic! dev by the moment convenient to avow. *OLD WHIGS ANDTHE KEW wise, Mr. Gladstone—the Wh » the tater, for the sake of venting reat’ Radi who ever a man who said publicly in ...

... I have often scen honest Tories foolishly defending knavish Tori and untainted corrupt Whigs, even in instances where they acted agaivst the principle of all Whigs, onl by that means deprecated Whiggism itself, and gave their d occasion to believe that ...

... her over to the police, who 5 Tho matter will be found the brandy in her nvestizated by the bench of Magistrates.—Northern Whig Acadezicians, after much agreed, the Leeds Mercury states, to raise tho ni to thirty, sothat ten persons will be the rank daring ...

... to proclaim herself by the Imperial title. Unfortunately, I cannot discover what acceptance this move meets with among the Whigs, but it is hinted that they are mutinous and will not follow their party Whip. Meanwhile, some very nasty questions are to ...

... was all against revolutionary Ho was earnestly in favour of Whig Well, now he has Whig measures. Mr. Disraeli Government—Sir William confessed so much given the country little else except Whig measu What does Sir William say of them? Js he fied, as he ...

... re-purchas: irom the public, and, if ene for payment of postage, the letters will be SPLIT EN THE HOME RULE PARTY. Tho Northern Whig says It may not be known, but we have i: on undoubted aut! hority, that there is a split in the Home Rule camp in Belfast on ...

... Major, after tting down the interruption to “his dear frien e the Whigs,” plained that he meant to say he knew a little about African slavei Tt was fun to hear him pi tel ch into the Whigs for their “ pairly ” attack, But best of all was his description ...

... resignation either of Lord Beaconsfield or of Lord Derby. man whose punishment it has demanded is Sir Henry Elliot, a Whig of the Whigs. There never was an agitation moro genuine, more spontaneous, more free from party than this. Six months ago an attempt ...

... tinued to be so at each subsequent election. Mr. Fol- jambe fs ecarcely a Liberal. He deecribes bimsclf as “attached to old Whig principles and to constitutional and progressive reform.” The are that there will be no contest for Lord Galway’s Sm Rep presided ...

... trying to draw the Greeks into the struggle, Ho was gratified that there were members of tho Liberal Englishmes first, and Whigs afterwards. , like Lord Fitswilliam, who remanbered they were Mn. Baanp, the Speaker, referred to the Eastern question at a ...

... influential mons wn ie the over had matter wy, and ha cone oo ofthe paar oft and and that, of course, would not caro whether he was Whig or 1 OF beat Be? course contempla: formation of a new Now, sir, unwarran! with the rights the rate- any little interest in ...