... adherence to the original conditions of the atrocity movement a desertion of the Liberal party by the old Whigs. The secession of the old Whigs, not from the Liberal party but from the straggling and dwindling train which follows Mr. GLADSTONE, is to ...

... ruling families, we h-ad no shrieking epistles from old dowager duchesses, or self-sufficient, supercilious earls. The great _Whig houses of Devonshire, Cleve- land, Westmister, Bedford, &c., know that the proceeds of whatever robberies their ancestors ...

... candidate, Mr. PMc, a Iaelected by some eighty percent. ofthe veteis! Eleckoral College, against twenty per cent. fri; on , Whig - candidate. In 1856, Coloneil Sohly got 114 for his Preiesoil piadar--e 1against '174 given' to Mr. Ilucii4 That,' hoI evet ...

... chairman of the association, and the address states that the association trusts the volumes containing the life of a great Whig his- torian may be included among his lordship's wed- ding presents. The Lords of the Admiralty have expressed their warm approval ...

... before now had an important influence upon American politics. In 1844 Polk was the Demo- cratic candidate and Henry Clay the Whig, but the Abolitionists ran Birney as their own candidate, and gave him 62,000 votes, almost all of them withdrawn from Clay ...

... literature and the bar, and at eighteen wrote a noteworthy treatise against a proposed coalition between the Masons and the Whigs. After a course of study at Yale College he went to the bar, and, after trying his laund at editing the NeiK York 11ews, was ...

... fear that their turn will come next should rouse them to re- sistance. I am equally aware that a considerable section of the Whig party is willing to support the Go- verunent, or to be silent when the Government does soblethinb nefarious or foolish. As ...

... survive one Conservative wrench, With a nation disgusted at Radical fads And at Liberal Ministers posing as Rads With the Whigs of his following ripe for revolt, And the Irish contingent all ready to bolt 'Mid such signs that his reign might not hope ...

... of the Turkish Empire. Mr. Starsfeld, speaning at a meeting held last night at Scarborough, to celebrate the fusion of the Whig and Radical sections of the Liberal Party, said that the first paramount duty of the Government was to maintain European peace ...

... known to rule in a country where party government prevails. PITT, in the height of his popularity, when he had crushed the Whigs by his appeal to the national spirit, had not so great a majority in the House of Commons as Signor DEPRETIS I has in the Chamber ...