... strongest possible opponent of the Government on the land question, being no doubt commended to them nominal Whig, and once a responsible member of a Whig Government. The committee may the more mischievous because of the Duke of Somerset's appointment. Its natural ...

... poorly done. | ; Dr, Johnson reported Parliamenta proceedings, and he |, was said to have observed that he took good care those Whig | | rascals never had the best of the argument. (Lau;hter. rts then were written partly rom disjointed notes and partly from ...

... not to the former section. 8 from Ar, y representing the Caucus, ja ite Coartne ‘and has been its violent, le is rat ber the Whigs than the School which is now acting as the | bear froma sure source that the movement to proposed cléture modification of tho ...

... be some scrambling for the Under Secretaryship of Foreign Affairs, but I should fancy there will disposition to mollify the Whig section by taking in Lord Edmond Fitzraaurice. Mr. Evelyn Ashley would probably go to the Foreign Office, of the routine of ...

... nothing, for the grand old Whig party was respectable, grand, aud historical party, foutded on the history of our country, aud having a dyfiuite policy which they might oppose but still had no reason to dread, for the Whigs loved their country aud freedom ...

... the minor offices in the Goverament can hardly be an efficient sot off against all these new Radical achievements, and th Whigs are not likely to regard it an such. All the world or, at least, all t! olitical world will be at Chatsworth to-morrow, and ...

... evall among beredi Whigs. It is natarally thought vei tory by ‘onservatives that the most respectal of hould join them ; bat s Conserv: ve defeat would ew that in these days it does not mako much difference w! hether the great Whig landowners join the ...

... to demand juetice for bimself. He may be called a fool or an iliat for cirinu more for his daily broad than for Whigs or Tomies, still he knows that alawyer with a bad case is given to abuse the oppoeite attorepy, and can well answer those ...

... the King or Queen be obeyed and that the clergy shall be next to the bishops over the people, and as such to be obeyed. The Whigs acknowledge no such power either in Church or State. X lad who had also reached the close of his apprenticeship as a teacher ...

... LEGISLATION. TO THE EDITOR OF oTHE ExErER FLYING POST. Sir,-It will be amusing but excite little pity to hear the wail of the Whig Landowners, who now support the Party of Revolution for the sake of Present Loaves and Fishes, when the Land League and the ...

... deprived at the right to dictate to the tenant lariat crops be shall :titivate and how he sball.dispose of them. C.ansideraf that Whig and Tory landlords were in strong force at the meetiag, the resolutions adopted by the Cheshire Dumber are significant, Five ...

... off of his brother from what, after all, was the merely accidental and incidental Toryism of a single generation in a great Whig house. But this apostasy or perversion, as indignant Conservatives think it, has made Colonel Stanlty's political fortune. ...