... halfhearted about it. If there were any likelihood of majority in its favour, why the Conservatives would take it up. and the Whigs don't want to be v dished again. Then, as long as it remains on the carpet it will afford an excellent election cry: and the ...

... brother-in-law is not as disposed to change sides the father-in-law has been. That a Fortescue should go. over from the Whigs unheard-of thing in party combinations : and yet, owing to that strange recoil against Mr. Gladstone of two years ago. this ...

... ill-nature. The member for Chelsea will certainly be a member of the next Liberal Cabinet, that is if it is a Liberal, and not a Whig, Cabinet. Since his foolish advocacy of republican notions a few years ago he has learned much. It was a hard task to regain ...

... Chemists. oOiiyßß'fc- SULPHUR thabasi restoring grey Its former colour. prortu'-es a natural a few days, and ia absolately whig bigbly prised for its stimulant cleansing action the scalp hair glands. Lockyer's Restorer for destroying scurf and is new ...

... weight,—which may prove him no ass [after all Salisbury to Hartington. Dear Harty, You'U scarce keep your stall, my [sweet Whig, There's a darker, more dangerous spirit!—you twig? We are sweetly united, and know what we're at, But Circassian Lead ...

... Ballindalloch. who aspires to the seat, would in England be called a Radical, but in the far North he passes for a very respectable Whig. His opponent is one of the leading commoners in Nairnshire. Mr. Brodie of Brodie. He. too. would be considered a fairish Liberal ...

... in the haß of the Reform Club. It is the gift of the late Mr. Carlyle, and is considered an exceßent likeness of the great Whig statesman. Yesterday, at the Hammersmith Poßce-court, Cornelie d'Anka. actress, residing in Fulham, was summoned for keeping ...

... Richard Pigott, proprietor of the Irishman newspaper, has filed a petition in bankruptcy. Among his creditors are several Whig and Tory M.P.'s. one of the heaviest being noble lord. Dean Stanley opened a new coffee tavern, on Saturday, situated in W ...

... attributed his want of success as politician. He assailed the Whigs with as much bitterness as the Tories, and the loss of his election in 1837 is generally attributed to his onslaught on the Whig party. He was not successful in the general election of 1847 ...

... agitators' opportunity would before long be banished. But such an heroic reform as this as unlikely happen under the present Whig-Radical Oovernn-.-nt as the introduction into Ireland of a body ...

... aware, the ostensible object of this gathering is to celebrate the victory gained 1759 Mr. Pitt (Tory) over Mr. Henry Howard (Whig), by majority one vote, in contest for the this city. Before proceeding to the report of last night's proceedings, it may be ...

... Coventry, urging- tbe Irish electors of that constitue not to vote for Sir Ujrhtred Kay-Shuttleworth, who fc regarded as the Whig nominee of a engaged in the coercion of the Irish people. been arranged, in order to have this view enforced, that Mr. Finigan ...