... ninety members present in Committee-room No. 16 when Mr. John Ellis took the chair at half-past five yesterday afternooh. The Whig element, as the young Radicals irreverently style their less forward colleagues, immediately asserted themselves. The Home ...

... result of the South Louth election, says: There is another satisfactory point to be noted in addition to the reduction of the Whig majority. With few exceptions the clergy refrained from taking a very active part in the contest, and we are glad to notice ...

... Mr. DILLON would be seriously annoyed, and the Anti-Parneilite leader, though he has been voting steadily enough with the Whigs in the House of Commons, has not exactly been paying them compliments in Ireland. A crisis accordingly had been created of ...

... his knowledge of Ulster and that once potent political factor, the northern Whig, and we sympathize with him in his desertion by the Liberal statesman whom he and the northern Whig worshipped not wisely but too well; but we had been better pleased ifl he ...

... on which fell the brunt of the struggle against Boulangism. Altogether he was a worthy, rather austere, and yet able kind of'Whig. IHewas an economist afterMr. Gladstone's own heart, and frequently corresponded with him about free trade, free exchange, ...

... good for him ; he forgot his appointments and was ?? in small matters ; he wasted his opportunities and seoffed at the old Whig ring: in other words, a disorderly wit with more than a touch o-f H-arold Skinipole in his nature. Mr. Fraser Rae is natu.raily ...

... they :-r I only a. sn.atl part of the work. ''*'estern ioi-' itg ews ?? For amnplI incormnaton i; llr - ijimals. Northera Whig.--'A scI' ?? ivaduible wsork ?? i Of all Booksllers and Railwta Stalls. just pablished, in 8vo, price fs., cloth. S HMORT ...

... camopaignl in these burglis is ANo MArT=s OF PICTURESQUE DISmPLAY, and yet it is thc fa-.ct thiat every ci .ididate, whether Whig, Tory, or P\Radical siucoc the good old tlints of th( hust n-s, has declared, that nothing could possibly be mrore exhilaratiug ...

... these times of ours. Who would say that these lines were altogether out of date ?- Rerove me from this Sand of slaves Where Whig and Tory fiercely fight, Where all are fools and all are knaves; Who's in the wrong, s'ho in the right; where every knave and ...

... in return for what he came to get, could., only leave the relations of England' and China, like Lord BYRON'9 friends the Whigs-precisely where they were.. ...

... face being put on the matter the Stamp Act had to be repealed and the Whig Ministry fell,' Lord Dartmouth thereupon' goinig out of office for:some years. Early in 1771 he left the. Whig party and became a follower of Lord North, who in the next year chose ...

... ought to keep- in view it is the maintenance of a severe impartiality as between political parties. There is no reason why Whig all Tory should not both utilize their periods of place and power to promote Labour legislation, although, as a matter of pure ...