... greater part of the night. The spirit of the Opposition was not long in manifesting itself; nor, indeed* was the spirit of the Whig Peers, who hate the Bill only one degrea less than the Conservatives, for Lord Camperdown, from a place not very far behind ...

... choose between the two parties the score of eeonomy. In the days when he himself was Tory the Tories were more frugal than the Whigs. The of Wellington and Sir Robert Peel were great •MBOtnists of the public money. Lord Derby ■bowed no disposition nil to increase ...

... following was the pros 3. Ms 'oriel—Weed, I; MAU:mos. I; Whihwebe. I. e. (se yesn.)—rrtes. 1; H. Thomas. ; IL Norma. I. = I. Whig e;—Whtteembe,l; W. Theatee,l. DIMS )-0. Herman. 1. S. Wel rerde)—Whlssombe. 1; W. Thom% 1. S. :maw yids)—H. Thomas. 1; ?deal ...

... ad Nvilhiggishly falsc. Wh'trt'le 0 ais ?? ever truth in it 'Whig-possior. The Ihrmitritighlrnr Rtadicals aiuathelietio'd hil, thin Conseryatives wt'e irronicrlly jubilant, ailrd the Whigs looked as if they Vtt' 1wt'holtlig ILortvVU, yet fearidng I.II ...

... MR. HENRY STAFFORD NORTHCOTE THE WHIGS' LAST CHANCE. Under the title of The Whigs' Last Chance, Mr. Henry S. Northcote, C.8., M.P., contributes a political paper to the current number of Blackwood. The writer commences by stating:—After half-a-century ...

... and left his leader's side. Next old John Bright must e'en vacate his seat At war's alarm, in shame his face to hide. Both Whigs and Radicals disturb the peace, Defections from the Liberal ranks increase, Yes, it is melting into thinnest air, That great ...

... without calling any further witnesses. It expected that the report ot the Committee will he ready the close of the Session. The Whig and Conservative members of the Select Committee on the Agricultural Holdings Compensation Bills have held a meeting at Stafford ...

... principal ame 4- support of the slightest kind from the Liberal side. The Whigs were against the Disturbance Bill, and the House of Commons itself was indisposed to carry it. Whigs originated the amendments to the which Lord Salisbury Land Bil upon insisted ...

... of the burdeu on the starving ryots of the Deccan ?' But bees on flow'rs alighting cease their hum, settling upon places Whigs grow dumb. Sir William Harcourt on Friday last being asked to prevent the circulation of such false news as that which bad ...

... Linporf.s.—Part V. Mozlet's Reminiscences Oxford. Sport German Forest Country. Reminiscence or a March. Ladies Iceland. The Whigs Last Chance. Our French Ally in Egypt. William Blackwood and Sons. Edinburgh and London. MORTGAGE DEBENTURES of the NEW ZEALAND ...

... represented the county, and the Hon. Sidney Herbert, of Wilton, second son of the eleventh Earl of Pembroke. Mr. Rennet wee • Whig and voted in the pre-Reformed Parliament for each Reform Bid. lie was first elected for the county in 1819, after a very severe ...

... AND Warn* 80Ar.—Fatract from. lade. I 1— I nod Sinchor's Cold Soap easel time sad :, id, ea tbe dome. recutre to.. rubble. Whig, aid (still more am nil actor, ) was a much hur. , colt.. e than with other soaps. I recommend It to every t 0,..,. Wit., ir ...