... Government, having a large majority. hailed with delight the change which was about to take place, whether it came from Tory or Whig Government.— Mr Gladstone said the present was not the time to enter into the details of the subject. The details would be ...

... damaged by an infusion of the least additional degree of candour or docility; or, on the other, to bid for the favour of the Whigs, by averring a conscientious belief that in his struggles for power no feelings ever lodge in the breast of Lord John Russell ...

... are longer the w'atchwords of parties ; and Whig and Loco-foco will also most likely have become obsolete before another Presidential election. Mr. Clay will, however, be the candidate of the genuine Whigs and it is very likely that thepsewrfo Loco-focos ...

... establishment were called, and from their account it appeared that several rooms were engaged at the Star the agents of the Whigs prior to the dissolution of the Parliament, from that time (29th of May) to the termination of the election, whenever that ...

... the unfortunate scruples of the President and the war now waged between him and the party which placed him in power. The Whigs in Congress are disheartened, and they are almost unequal to the efforts requisite to carry on the government, and to something ...

... fortnight, respectlully take our leave.” Mr. Murray then retired, amidst loud applause. “MORPETH” AND MRS. MOTT.” (From the British Whig.) Morpeth remains here a week—is invited to Mrs. Mott’s splendid soiree on Friday. —New York Herald. We are indebted to a friend ...

... whom, and to his many sincere friends, his premature death will be felt as an irreparable loss. In politics Dr. Arnold was a Whig. ...

... supposed would, by the admission of slave-grown produce, have been dealt out against all our West India possessions by the Whig Administration. The West India interest are, naturally enough, strong supporters of the policy of the new Administration in ...

... of the Whig administration would have taught the Conservative a better lesson. We remember, previous to the advent of the present Government, seeing in a paper, violently Tory, the following vigorous diatribe against the poor-law hill of the Whigs ; Ye ...

... chance to hit if he tries often enough, even Sib has carried his point, and in one memorable instance triumphed over the whole Whig government—the object of his special antipathy. It was on his motion for the reduction of Prince Albert’s proposed allowance ...

... Methodist, And we six.— Zion’s Herald And we seven.— Maine Free Press. And we eight.— Mo. Free Press. And we nine.— Woodstock Whig. Leave her bed and board! the villain! and we ten. National Eagle. And strayed to parts unknown, the vagabond! And we eleven ...

... amity, which is only ouhcardif disturbed politics; embarrassment or necessity effaces conventional distinctions politics, ami Whig or Tory always ready to provide for honest Jack,” or “do something” for “poor Fred.” But we are not to consider their exertions ...