... illiberality and ingratitude, of degeneracy from his illustrious father, sad forgetfulness of unnumbered favours received from Whig patrons strikes Lord Derby as something so unutterably flagitious that he can scarcely find words to ex. press his disgust ...

... George the Third was king. Then the two designations, Whig and Tory, sufficed to marshal the opposing parties in opposite columns (of a newspaper). But now we have all sorts of designations — Whigs, Radicals, Conservatives, Liberal Conservatives, Peelites ...

... represent them? The Whigs, the Tories. and the Radicals are all subdivided into jarring, and antagonistic sections. The Tories have one section of malcontents in their camp, y'clept l'eelites ; another under the guidance of Mr. The Whigs are dividAl by the ...

... interest of the Minister ol the ay. Such an exhibition leads irresistibly to the desive for the return of those days when Whigs and Tories not only theoretically differed, but were really and truly opponents—men who had principles which ‘they would dcfend—men ...

... come off at all. All I can say, is that it is being talked of by some influential ' , wiles among the Whigs, Radicals, Radical Whip, and Whig• Radical Whigs. Oae thing is certain—if the project is on the eve of being carried out, it wilt not be stopped by ...

... Palmerston, from time to time, breaks out in his old manner; last week he must have highly flattered the noble statesmen of the Whig connection by telling them that he cared not a straw for the opinions of Lord John Russell. We congratulate the Redford influence ...

... conviction of the murderess. The facts of the appalling tragedy will be found embodied in the following extract from the Northern Whig, and, as that journal remarks, the annals of English crime in the rural districts contain nothing more foul than the details ...

... Bradford returns again a l,ihetal-Conservative and a Radical. Sheffield two Radicals; Halifax a Whig (and a Minister) and a Radical ; Wakefield a Tory ; Leeds a Whig (nml a Minister) and and a Cunsetwativel and Pontefract two 'Liberals. Upon the whole, the ...

... of the riots, in which they did not participate. Of the military preparations to preserve th e another local journal (the Whig) thus reports More troops (of the :SUM Regiment). poured beco ming evcniug. Belfast r a pidl y becong a The rtinforcemeut ...

... the Adniinistra , ion of Lord Paltnerwon, it yesterday, with no inconsideralde felicoy, characterised him as a pestiltitt Whig. And this from the Obserree, of all pauela in the world ! And thou, too, nry sou! We should net 'bonder if the cognomen ...

... of an agitation preparatory to the Government Reform Bill of next session. A meeting ot 11,forniers, Radicals, Whig-Radicals, Radical Whigs, and nondescripts, has been privately held, to debate what course is to be pursued to urge on the Government to ...

... says he is to be ““ wholly responsible for the subject of education.” The project is supported by men of all Earlien; by the Whig Lord Monteagle (Chancellor of the Exchequer when he was Mr. Spring Rice, but now Comptroller of the Exchequer, a very different ...