... good or evil, the Whig tiChool is generally averse to coalition. It is too much of an oligarchy, almost too much of a family, to endure the introduction of new elements, especially when there is anything to be forgiven or forgot. The Whigs come in and go ...

... for the purpose of meeting the Rey. Treshain Gregg and the Rev. Mr. Drew,..“ to demand justice for Protestants. The Northern Whig calls on Government to protect the peaceable citizens from the consequences of such a gatherings ...

... of utility, with the probable addition of far more than Harrowby weight in debate. There is said to be a general wish among Whig officials that Uncle Seymour instead of Nephew Dufferin should be Postmaster. But at best this would be but a temporary arrangement ...

... of utility, with the probable addition of far more than Harrowby weight in debate. There is said to be a general wish among Whig officials that Uncle Seymour instead of Nephew Dufferin should be Postmaster. But at best this would be but a temporary arrangement ...

... of utility, with the probable addition of far more than Harrowby weight in debate. There is said to be a general wish among Whig officials that Uncle Seymour instead of Nephew Dufferin should be Postmaster. But at best this would be but a temporary arrangement ...

... political impossibilities the most impossible would have seemed, the Whigs on the Treasury seat and Lord John Russell on the back benches,. True, he was looked upon as the last of the Whigs; but then he was first as well as last; and bow was it to be supposed ...

... which is being made to lead them from their duty. It is, we can easily conceive and readily grant, very unpleasant to official Whigs to see an avalanche of retrenchment gradually accumulating over their heads and loosening itself for its descent upon them ...

... fear by no means extinct yet, and which distracted and broke up and prevented the formation of several Liberal, or at least Whig, Cabinets, inelnding that which should and would have anticipated. Peel's, in free trade as the organ of the great opponent ...

... fear by no means extinct yet, and which distracted and broke up and prevented the formation of several Liberal, or at least Whig, Cabinets, including that which should and would have anticipated Peel's in free trade, as the organ of the great opponent ...

... men and Englishmen are heirs to—namely, three paid Commis aioners, being three Whig gentlemen of agreeable politics and easy disposition, and also very thick with the Whig aristocracy. The onus probandi now lies, indeed, upon any man who says he is ...

... has again , been in full activity during the week just over, fighting against the Irish Electoral Bills step by step. The Whigs in London affect to be astonished, and even shocked, at what they call the base ingratitude of their political adversaries ...

... consistency of h uman n a ture, even in its highest development, this ,very individual who enadeea. Whig Ministry twenty years ago in virtue of their Whig blood, in virtue of their being all related to eaell .other, and therefore so superlatively - virtuous ...