... dissolution, and that any new Government shall comprise the representatives of the Whigs, the Peelites, and the Independent Liberals. That the guarantees given the two Whig leaders are satisfactory, may inferred from the prominent manner in which Mr. Bright ...

... ed by the prospect of gain, you are a Whig-a ivarm reformist-pure amid patriotic ; I have, thereflore, no hesitation in addressing von thus piublicly to inmplore that vou will use your endeavours wvith your Whig client, Mr. James Henry Mills, to openly ...

... rumoured that an amendment on the address will moved in the House of Commons by the Marquis of Hartington on the part of the Whig opposition, and that it will seconded by Sir Morton Peto. The Piedmontese, assisted a portion of the French army, have succeeded ...

... the im- portance of the remark, that at the present crisis, it is not so much a question whether we are to be goverued by Whigs or Tories, as whether we are to have any legitimate government at all; whether, in short, we are to thrive under the protection ...

... name, however, now almost obsolete), and that tory said to ine, dear, the country going to the dogs, owing to those horrid whigs.— (Laughter.)— Horrid said I, yes replied, and deceitful too. Deceitful I said, treacherous as Chinamen. (Renewed ...

... Beawmtalk, wvhich is to be produced at the Theatre IRoval on the afternoon of Munday next, Bocing Day, have been in full whi'g. aud the theatre has been accordingly closed this week. 1 The book, which has been left in the capable hands of Mr. F. Richards ...

... 5 5 Mr. Coxhead, Market-place 1 1 Mr. John Waugh, Yield Hall, Reading 1 1 An enemy to Whig intolerance and unmerited persecution 3 3 W. H. Stone, Esq. 10 10 J. Tappenden, Esq. .. ...

... Builditngs, sit Chancery Lane, London; of Mlessrs. Fosters and 'of Evans, 211, John-straee, Bedford-row, London; ofillssrs. n-~ Whig arid Swining, No. 1, Grays' Innt Square, London ; ml ed of' Mir. Newlyn, S~olicitolr, I'orsmeoth ; of Mlesstrs. set it. Sewell ...

... sistialg of lofty mahogany four.poatfeench, Sofa, and- otlitr bedsteads and furnitures; well seasoned beds and bedding. mahogany whig and otherwardrobes, excellent large ?? dress and wdssh tables, and ware, toilet ditto, cheval, stood, and other dressing glasses ...

... Disraeli, as the foremost man in the world, whether would not refuse to take over legacy like this from those block-headed Whigs. Themajor did not leave any ambiguity 1 ! as to whom he might mean by this phrase, which gained con- siderable effect from ...

... portion of Mr. Gladstone's colleagues, and the Marquis of Hartington, Sir Henry James, and Mr. Goschen, as representing the Whigs, either declined to enter his Cabinet or withdrew at au early date fromn its deliberations. It is not a question of justice ...

... of the Evil Genius, for he ariably lends his aid to one foe for the purpose 'of overturning another; and the chiefs of the Whig, Liberal, and Conservative parties, in turn attribute their misfortunes, not to any imperfections 011 their own parts, but ...