... from one end to the other with the spirit of the Whigs of 1832. Able and elegant as it is, we seek in vain for any deeper insight, any more comprehensive generalization, than would be &Corded by the Whig creed of Lord Grey and Lord Althorp in 1832. The ...

... shares iu the railway from Dumfries Portpatrick, which forms such an important section of the Short Sea Passage scheme Northern Whig. ...

... these announcements excites the reflection, how much pleasanter an importation is an elephant calf than a papal hull. How the Whigs Get Rid of the Public Dust.—Lord Seymour, answer to a question from Mr Hume as to the disposal of a sum of £1260, * explained ...

... moderate adherents, it is no longer they that come to him, but he that goes to them—it is not Manchester that comes to the Whigs, but the Whigs who go to Manchester. If these are the terms of the new Chesham-place compact, they are identical with the disgraceful ...

... Butt as an Orangeman and a Tory, and w ill wonder to hear of him being even much as named as a candidate for office under a Whig Administration. But Isaac's has been a chequered life. It was a great misfortune him, that almost as soon as he was of age ...

... Lee, Mr Disraeli was declared duly elected. Kingston Election.—Lord Naas has been forced to retire the combined factions of Whigs and Romanists in Kildare. Mr Alex. M‘Carthy has been compelled the priests to resign for Cork. Mr Edmund Hawes is appointed ...

... distingubhed into Petitioners and AbhoiTers. Whig and Tory also were first used as terms of mutual reproach at thb time. Whigs were so denominated from a cant name given to the four Scotch conventiclers Whig being milk turned sour). The Tories were denominated ...

... the Whig Ministry shall come upon a platform in Ireland to ask the suffrages of the Irish people, so help me the just Ood, I will be there to sa\ to him, that he shall not possess the just suffrages of the people. (Cheers.) It is there the Whigs are sensitive ...

... harmony with its predecessors. There used to bea mighty outcry against the Whigs, in consequence of what was said to be their inordinate attachment to office and its sweets, but no Whig Government, no Government of any description, ever manifested an appreciation ...

... The wmk of fusing the Whig party of the North in an anti-slavery party is going on with more or less success. In Vermont and Maine, it has already been done, and the joint candidates put into office. In Michigan the Whigs have surrendered without terms ...

... Reform Bill. The Whigs had indeed long made Parliamentary Reform a part of their stock in trade; and Lord John himself had twice or thrice made a cold formal speech in Parliament on the question. But it was well understood that the Whig plan was merely ...

... does he drop of hoer' that government is to be composed. Now he must know that to resuscitate a merely Whig cabinet is an impossible task. The last Whig cabinet died as many of its predecessors have done —died of inability to live any logger. It perished ...