... leader of the Protectionists, Lord Stanhope denounced bis alliance, the Peelites kept him aloof, Mr Cobden defied him, and the Whigs disowned him. At one bound, however, he has placed himself in a conspicuous position as a parliamentary tactician. His motion ...

... Achitophel— who draws his pen for one party must expect to make enemies of the other. For wit and fool are consequents of Whig and Tory; and every man a knave or an ass to the contrary side. This was in 1681 there has not been much improvement in the ...

... Protection is to be given up. In the meantime the united parties are to devote their strength to the removal of the present Whig Ministry, a task in which they do not probably contemplate much difficulty, though it may be that in doing so they reckon without ...

... imagined that this vote must inevitably lead to the resignation of Lord Palmerston at least, if not to the dissolution of the Whig Cabinet. But in this they reckoned without their host. The only purpose likely to be served by the vote of the Lords is to ...

... qualified. It is well known that the United States have ever since their establishment, been divided into two great parties—the Whigs and Democrats. The former maintain the permanence and ...

... reduction in his own salary of £ll,OOO a-year, as Lord Chancellor, on account of the cheapness of food. His correspondent was a Whig, and something more, for he was a red-hot Radical. By these free-trade measures they had lowered the value of the produce, ...

... The Dean of Faculty and Mr Fox Maule behaved like true patriots on the occasion, and would that on all national questions, Whig and Tory differences were thus merged in a common zeal for our country's good. The Lord Advocate seems to have thought it a ...

... the franchise to those who were unfitted to exercise it. llad lie been in Parliament at the time, he slimad have opposed the Whig bill. Sir B. lIALL assailed the course taken by Mr Disraeli, sad taunted him with having been the protege of Mr O'Connor and ...

... discussion, and reiterated their former opinions, that free trade was fast bringing the country to ruin. Lord Beaumont, who is a Whig though a Protectionist, and who is said to be looking out for the situation of Chairman of Committees, now held by the octagenarian ...

... palpable hitt. On Friday night the majority for Minitters was in both Houses what the Spectator calls that perfection of Whig ascendancy, working majority of one. The debate in the House of Lords to-night will put the Cabinet on its mettle—perhaps ...

... Chnrch. Such rank and precedence it was not in the power of the Lord-Lieutenant either confer or withhold—whether he were a Whig or an Orangeman it was his duty to treat them according to the dignity which had pleased the Sovereign to recognise their persons ...

... woe and Weeklies& ewe lanes mold with difficulty and gisibiamait ft per bleed. GLASGOW. Oct. 17.—The supply of cattle to day Whig 421 more than that of last week, and adargi tan were at superior quality. Sales were dull, at • olladrues. week's rates, awl ...