... brings against the Whigs, which is a mere reiteration of what the Administrative Reform Association urges against the aristocracy in general. The complaint is not just, because office lias on many occasions been offered by the heads of Whig Cabinets to eminent ...

... THE WHIG LEGACY. Whatever be the fate of the Derby Administration —whether it be doomed merely to assume a tangible shape and then pass away, or to flounder on, until exorcised by an indignant people through tlie agency of a new Parliament—it cannot owe ...

... antagonist opinions, would long since have overthrown the Whig dynasty. The Radicals and Peelites, the Popish representatives, and the Country Party, could annihilate, if acting in unison, mere Whig Administration. And yet with all their infirmities, to ...

... stoutly maintains,is stronger than ever, and to the Whigs is the establishment indebted for the advantage. The Establishment now safer and stronger than it has been within tho memory of man. The Whigs have (rated it through and through, and they know ...

... interests, to render it unadvisable be should put himself decidedly into the hands of the Whigs. He felt himself in the position of a moderator between Whig and Democrat, owing to the support he had from the general public, much as from the temper of his mind ...

... Sworder appeared for the Tories, and Mr. Spenco for the Whigs. There were no claims in any of the parishes. The objections were in number, 7 of which were made the Whigs, and 6 by the Tories. Of the Whig objections, 1 was sustained and 6 failed ; of the Tory ...

... occupied only hour, and there was nothing in the proceedings interest require report. Tho results are follows: Whig Claims 1 Sustained 1 1 Whig Objections Sustained 8 Tory Claims Not Sustained Tory Objections Sustained Liberal (Tain 7 ...

... taken to get up requisition, through the instrumentality of the conveners of the Old Whig Committee. Lord Melgtind has been spoken of second candidate on the part of the Whigs ; but no definite step has been taken with regard to him: Mr. Campbell, of Monzie ...

... entire Whig party—was scouted by the Tory leaders. Although really in minority in the town, they adhered so tenaciously to the old system of exclusion which distinguished the unreformed Corporation, that they resisted every attempt introduce a Whig ints ...

... that this of dealing with the Whig administration neither wise nor just. The Radical gentle nan who '' thought the people would not be off, respect to Parliamentary repre- tation, under a Tory administration than the Whigs, must have very uncertain or ...

... IRELAND. Oaths Bill. Dublin, Mokdat. —The Northern Whig, at all times and seasons the able and advocate of Liberalism in the broadest sense, has severe remarks upon the Roman Catholio peers and members Parliament recently held in Loudon, and upon the ...

... the Chinese population The Whig, or moderate party, were favourable to the treaty, or all events, to its being faithfully observed. But at this moment the Tories are in the ascendant, and their counsels have prevailed. Whig opinion in China is that tho ...