... tha 'Whigs taok Cathalia saaaaipatisa, natarally aasngh, bat with paraansnt lajary tatksir awn prinaiplta. If tha aaaaara was to earriad at all, is atrang rsatan ta bclisTa that it waald baan aarnad mash aata naafnlly by tha Taria than by tha Whigs. Tha ...

... ominous; and the tw who voted for Mr. Stanspeld’s resolution, thoagn but threescore odd, are sufficiently numerous turn out the Whigs under such circumstances may easily divined, and which are arise early next session, if not before the expire ion of the present ...

... Bill; and Lord Palmerston, Tory of older date and older stamp, had drifted into the Reform Ministry almost by accident. If the Whigs carried the first extension of the suffrage, the Tories carried the second. If the Liberals reformed the Corporations and the ...

... (Renewed laughter.) The Whigs have become impotent and are fast becoming imbecile. Whiggery had now become at discount, and by breeding and in had become effete, so that if they were now to advertise for a pure thoroughbred young Whig they would have as much ...

... it would bavs ’been calculated that the potter lost by the Ministry meat pass to a clique, whether Ultramontane, or lied, or Whig, or anything else ; and this indeed did happen 1667. But after 1867 the conclusion ot most men—certainly of all Continental ...

... Copyhold Endosnre Commissioner. Mr. P. Carstain, a former liberal candidate, Mr. Layard, Mr. Somerset Beaumont (brother of the Whig ■r-Jb-r for South Northumberland), Mr. Miall, and other gentlemen, are mentioned as candidates. Bane op England: Thuesdat.—Advance ...

... Ultremontane and iNalionaiist Irreconcilable* may think but natural that form bead quarters of Presbyterian loyally the Aorihem Whig denounces their proneeding* as revolutionary, and to J* met, if repealed, by expedient suitable to aneh a state of war. But ...

... Mr. GUdatone’a dexterous tactics has already eoabled him to do. Had technicalities been aet aside, it is possible that the Whig* would have boon obliged to follow the lead of Lord Haitington. That the ooDaeqaeoeea would bare been rery diff-reot had Lord ...

... satisfactory to its supporters out of Parliamedt Moot of our political troubles, especially in Ireland, are doe to the week-kneed Whigs, who pot off reforms till the last moment, and this is the reason the saying that ParlUmant bu don* but just thing*, bat Uw ...

... side, and with Smith O'Brien, Meagher (“of the sword”), and Corcoran on tho other, tho Irish Nationalists, says the Ni.rthem Whig, will bo at some loss as to which god their political idolatry they must worship in future. Holloway's Ointment. —Bad legs ...

... apparently in bis naoal health and attended the Becerdtr's Court last Saturday, was over 70. Ha was Chairman the “Northern Whig Directorate and other companies. Mrs Tan Prop, who was shot by her yesterday, died in hospital this morning. The Fall Hall ...

... and to insist on pressing the elMure resolution, vnthout concedinganything to the objections urged aUke by Conservatives, Whigs, and Radicals. But rumours of concession are in the air, amt have been strengthened the tone efSir Thomas Brassey’s recent ...