... sacrificed, and millions of England's treasure spent. And though this occurred through the vacillating policy of the Aberdeen Whig Ministry, and the policy of the peace paurty, of which Mr. John Bright was a prominent member, which sent a deputation to the ...

... conitinually to adopt thi prilisple of cheese. paring economy, whlch had always been the prinoiple of Whig legislation. He could have understood if the Whigs when in power, had knocked olf hlrge sums froii large salaries, instead of lessening the salaries ...

... fact, which was abundantly displayed in the cotr. of the debate, of unanimity for once prevailing anone the Irish Members. Whig and Tory, Home Ruler Radical, and Nationalist were all agreed as to till neccesity of legislation in the direction indicated ...

... Turks from being barbarous and cruel, we might ally ourselves with Russia, and concert means to accomplish our objects. The Whig party toast is ' Civil and religious liberty all over the wvorld.' From this caunc I Ehall nob depart. Yours faithfully, Ruesnan ...

... SPECIAL COR.RESPOIDENCt LoxnoX, Monday Night. I aem informed that the Whig Pefi 8 are very much opposed to the assumption by Her Majesty of the title of Empress of India, and that it is in contemplation in some shapo or other to urge upon the' Quen the ...

... to the manner in which the Peers are likely to receive the raeasure. X told you some time ago that it was dis. liked by the Whig Peers, but whether the last action of the Prime Minister has removed their objections remains to be seep. A pretty strong opinion ...

... Though, however, he came of a historic political, ha house, and was the heir to one of the most illustrious ha and influential Whig families, it cannot be said he pr ever took very kindly to politics. His sympathies, tai which were keen, not to say intense ...

... said, will be remarkable from the fact that it will . be one of the frst-if not the first-instances in which t a member of the Whig House of Sutherland lhas entered 0 into an alliance -with a Tory fateifly. l At Lancaster, on Saturday, a stalwart-looking ...

... foun. l to b'ho . indefebsbl0-ipcstons ii ~whic Utei~r-owa guns can be ,turned ipen them',julst as ihbe des4patolieg'isf the- Whig'Fo~ein` Ministe6rs hf~zndW lieing'tih. dap,'iemn wo in fsnstto n fuzriated iidt'd~ice4,'rag.4d -ha#aimst ire-y n Tem' ...

... Heraeld ,f says ?? Lord Fitzwilliarc's letter is regarded in some is quarters as evidence of an impending split between the ei Whigs and the Liberal. . The, former are drawing away from. Mr.:. Gladstone and Lord Granville, and daily = drawing closer to Lords ...

... those who alwxays believe that raising tiso daan is t}e way to, dininish the volunie of the ceurrent; and we venture to aslc Whigs wrho clay he iinclined to fcllow Earl F'itzwilliam to rehlect very carefully what they are doing. TIME PETER THE GIREAT. A ...

... Forstqr and Mr. George C. B-odrick may be regarded as the best specimens, will find themselves located near the old aristocratic Whigs of Brook's Club. Birds of a feather they say will generally flock together. It is. said that eight hundred persons are ...