... him to the Whig party. He had none of the associations which must cling to those who had fought in their ranks and followed their banners in the great struggle for the Reform Bill. He could not see now what line of demarcation separated Whig from Tory ...

... There are Whigs, and Radicals, and Chartists, and Papists, and I know not how many others who merit distinctive appellation, all united for this object, and agreed upon it alone —the object turning Lord Derby out of office. Among them the Whigs are of course ...

... moderate, opinions. Both are no more, and neither will be replaced. It may be said that in dying they have left the field free the Whig party, in which arc at present the men who have the most talent, the greatest authority, and tho greatest courage. Of all the ...

... regards the agricultural questiwi,the difference this: Both parties, the Whigs sis we lias the Tories, admit the existence great distress among the agricultural classes: the Whigs say they arc very sorry for it, bnt that they cannot help it. and that they ...

... excluded from the public balls of the Whig party. The third party are Radicals, who will Cate the measures they think proper for the public interest, without any attention to the pleasure or displeasure of Lord John and the Whig party. These last members are ...

... border has been on several occasions the scene of revelations which have proved damaging or destructive to the prospects of Whig Ministries, and the imprudence o? the writer of the Durham letter has passed into a proverb. We can well imagine, therefore ...

... Know- Nothings with portion of the Southern conservatives ; and the Republicans comprise the chief part of the old Northern Whigs, the great body of anti-slavery Know-Nothings, the independent Democrats, and, scarcely acknowledged, the scattered forces ...

... its anthors to provide not so much for the amendment of the representation of the people, as for confining the elections to Whig representatives ; and hence, however little cause his party may have to thank him for his candour, all who entertain Conservative ...

... leader—the denouncer of the privileged classesthe terror and the tool of Whig Administrations, hut not the official colleague. We confess a certain amount of sympathy with the victim of Whig ingratitude. Why should Mr Cobden, the Damon of our neglected Pythias ...

... Lord Derby would not swallow free trade, and would, therefore, have to repeat last year’s process Of In and Out again; the Whig chiefs getting back to office, you were,” with the advantage of having this time seriously frightened the least thoroughgoing ...

... Edinburgh. LORD HOLLAND’S MEMOIRS OF THE WIIIO PARTY. Just Published, Vol. 1., post Bvo, price 9s. od. cloth, Memoirs of the whig party DURING MY TIME. By Hesrv Richakd Lord Holland. Edited by hi* Son, He.srv Edward Lord Holland. The First Volume. Also ...

... united and Destructives. qbeers) J !»'« fear the Whigs, if party spirit and love office does not lap. tl cin to ally themselves with those whose opinions ate verging republicanism, Can ever forget that the Whigs saved J nglaod in 1688? Can ever forget that ...