... had rather been betrayed, that the Hou#e was really tired old Whig blood, and that it would do harm if the Whies were kept a little longer out nj office.” A question arises here—have the Whig leaders united under an apprehension the imminent danger of a ...

... corahiuation of the Whig party with the present Government, for of carrying (hat bill. would l»e great misfortune to us If any such thing should happen, and that misfortune would but temporary. It would be fatal act on the part of the Whig party to take any ...

... Lord Cranworth. Full seven years ago, and at time when the Whigs were in office. Sir Robert Mousey Rolfe, then a puisne Baron of the Exchequer, was pointed out in this journal a« the fittest Whig candidate for the first legal office against all Whiggish ...

... JOHN! Amid the thousand-and-one rumours that have been chasing one another since it fell to le-rd Palmerston reconstruct the Whig Cabinet, one thing alone, far as know, is definitively settled (savs the Times). I/nrd John Russell has accepted lh- F**reign ...

... assertion of Mr. Disraeli, at that licensed place for worse than drinking, the election booth—that five-and-twenty years ago the Whigs extinguished the Tory close boroughs, but forgot to deal with their own, and the time was coming redress this inequality. We ...

... you are the King of the Rads, what can they do for you Then said, The Rads will take me the Poll, and they will stir up big Whig there, and they will poke him out and poke me in, and I shall go to Great Place where hoy* nol *o big as I am make the laws ...

... city of Norwich at this moment—the Whigs have the majority, and the honour of mayor conferred upou a Conservative. It may nnt be unintcrestinß to trice the causes which have led this lon anil Cltni monopoly. The Whigs had fought hard to extricate the hurgeas> ...

... IPSWICH. The result of the conference between the Whigs and the Radicals who represent the worthy Liberal electors of the borough of Ipswich, we are told, is that Mr. Thomas Hobhouse has been invited become the colleague of Mr. Hugh Adair. Whether or ...

... there is in the boast that the House of Commons fairly represents the feelings and opinions of the people. Everywhere the Whigs and Radicals are of acconl upon the demerits of this bill, and the conclusion arrived at at all the public meetings is, that ...

... POLITICAL NOTES. The Which.— are informed (says the rimer) that a meeting the heads of the old Whig |»arty, Saturday, the slh, it was determined that Lord John Kusrtt-U should move a Resolution as amendment upon the motion for the second reading of the ...

... have dilfered wherein lay the defalcation of the dudes of the (ioveruujciitttud the representatives of the people. man be not Whig, may regret the paucity of mea urt-s in f of, and the little amount taken in, the social and moral elevation of the people ...

... f or an j stronger than it has been within the memory of rally deteriorated quality, and produced an amount of lllan- The Whigs have penetrated it through and top which was perhaps useless to the farmer, but this he through, and they know their strength ...