... those by which land is held, and let them be assured that the Government, whether Conservative under Derby administration, or Whig under a Coalition Ministry, as that of Lord Palmerston’s, sooner or later, will put end to the intrigues that distort and warp ...

... Examiner, in noticing the death of Staxislaos Wobcell, pays the fallowing tribute to his memory, the more graceful the Examiner is Whig paper and has but small sympathy with the political principles the party to which the deceased bummed:— Though connected with ...

... that Dublin jury before which, with natural distrust of any twelve of his own townsmen, he insisted on taking the Northern Whig. We were prosecuted to deliver up the sum of £10,000! The damages awarded amount to sixpence ! and he is sentenoed to pay what ...

... take hi* own f What does propose now to do Be was member of the Reform Ministry in 1831; ka left hia old party and joined the Whigs > Reformer. Bat was one of those who put forward the ana reform, a wss be then I have seen to-day a speech which has been sent ...

... had polled the last man. Several persons who had aecompanied Mr. Smith from London addressed the meeting Radicals, “haters of Whig treachery ;” one of them declaimed against the clergy, describing the bishops lot of sacerdotal aligators.” They cxtolledMr ...

... this was not question of iicrsons but a question of national honour. No, no.’*) believed that Lord Palmerston had smashed the whigs crushed the tocies, and that he would lay the foundation more liberal system of government in the future. (“ No, no; he is ...

... colleague in the late Parliament, Mr. Sergeant Gaslee, shares the leading Feelite’s misfortune. Still another. Sir 0. Strickland, whig, but man of more liberal tendencies than most of his party, has been cashiered Preston to make way for Conservative. It matters ...

... absence of principles. Earl Derby—the Cunolanu* of Whiggery—the angry leader who revenges the slights offered to him by tho Whig Rome by leading against it the legions of Tory Carioli—is now too Conservative for his Tory followers. To Mr. Disraeli, it ...

... end in a job. (Hear, hear.) Some years ago the whigs raised great outcry against the close boroughs, of the tories, and -they succeeded in disfranchising'those boroughs, but at the same time they left the whig close boroughs untouched. Let us next look at ...

... who had the knack of neing the wrong • end the wedge;” Goody Godaneh(£ord Ripon); OiEam; that “barbarian. Wrrt. henriot the Whigs, who are “all that infemeus endsMnid 'in poKtice.all that eonfoaptible tad feeapajls governingand drtvm m ...

... appear some tune in May. The new number of the National Review contains the following notice of the famous Kit-Bat dub t “ The whig leaders on their part, had their ebb in Sbire-lane, at the house of famous! muttonpieman, one Christopher from whom the rfedii ...

... gentleman to make them square with pretended allegiance to the cause of Reform. Mr. Constable Godfrey has one merit, he is not a Whig. He believes the world made for Csesar and that by the right of might he is Caesar of this Isle, and acts and talks accordingly ...