... Thir Whigs evince no inviable/a to adept it, and hope of the is/epersdent is so far ewel the minority as to-pint Mom a claim to be : coweelted when the provision: el bill are -1 esseideved by Lord Russell and the other I meesbees of the old Whig. party ...

... Mr D. M'Laren. Mr M'Laren not only is not now, but has hardly ever been at any time, a genuine Whig. He has, to his honour be it spoken, been always a Whig and something more. His strong opinions as a Din. senter separated him from the Churchism of the ...

... their own opinions, not those of the people. Votes may also be given for town conneillors according to Whig theory; but should these be contrary to Whig practice, the Home Secretary or some Mr Chadwick should have the power of making all local decisions ...

... intentions which the Whigs had stored up for us in the past, but which the untoward vote on Mr Milner Gibson's motion aci cruelly scat! tered to the winds. It tells as, however, nothing of the future. It opens, as is now the Whig I custom, with a high ...

... Church bigots, prepared to sacrifice every other interest if they may but magnify the Church and exalt Wbiggery. The Church-and-Whig party, not content with a share of the candidates, kave boldly attempted to grasp the entire municipal representation, and ...

... Grainger. Every influence, whether Whig or Tory, is plied with a tenfold increased energy in favour of the Church and its claims. The Seotsnaan attempted to deny that any conipact existed between the Ministerial Whig and Tory Churchmen on behalf of the ...

... are notoriously in of increased county respresentation. Wedoost know that dm Whigs differ greatly in this romped from their old opponents. The bill of 1854, which was half Whig and half Peelite, bestowed a variety of the mob= taken from decayed boroughs ...

... and, 11l Yankee phrase, only slantendicular.'Fhe epithets Whig and ' Democrat do not stand, across the Atlantic, for the political schools they designate here. The American Whig assimilates to the English Tory in his distrust of popular power--and ...

... John a majority got: His Rehm Bill brought on. majority's gone-- Whiggery, trickery, hot, 2. Rupert and Ben took up pen, Old Whig Reforms to slaughter: Rupert fill down, From serving the Crown And Ben came tumbling arts?. Henley and Walpole won two pretty ...

... meinberi—to Free-trade, to anything and everything, as a means of again throwing the country into confusion, and expelling the Whig Cabinet. Cardinal Wiseman and his advisers, who had lately regained the position they had loft on the majority in favour of ...

... reality increased and multiplied Lordly Reformers and Whig aristocrats point to an array of whet they call Liberal measures, beginning with the abolition of slavery, and ending with the last Whig bill; but these at best, and valuable as they were, dealt ...

... What to the people is the difference between Whig and Tory—between Mr Loch and Mr Baird, for example, who, while we write, are engaged in the contest for the Falkirk burghs? As Jeremy Bentham said, Whig and Tory are but two sets of conduit pipes feeding ...