... the country is not as great with a Conservative as with Whig-Liberal Government. But the difficulty of obtaining for them a Parliamentary sanction in the face of the factious opposition of the Whigs, hungry for place, and of Liberals, desirous of subverting ...

... unanswerable proofs of the party spirit in which the Whigs have treated every question that has come before them. Yet time after time, when discord and complete disunion prevailed in the Whig camp, the Whig leaders had owed their safety to Conservative support; ...

... new House of Commons will defend the British constitution against the attacks of its liberal assailants. The Whigs, moreover, especially the Whig members of EngUsh'counties, are not all destructives ; and hence, if any measures injurious to the State should ...

... city, but they naturally preferred that their member should have a Whig colleague —a man of constitutional principles—rather than a Radical colleague, of democratical principles. The Whigs themselves were still more anxious to exclude a representative of ...

... that has attended Whig reform bills since 1851. They are all shams. The Propoundera of them know this. They were never toieant to be realities. They are miserable preteuces got for an electioneering cry. However, the game with the Whigs, and there is some ...

... possess a preponderance in some of the largest constituencies, and have acquired, under the nurture and countenance of the Whigs, more or less numerical influence in every part of the country, can have no difficulty in determining as to the candidate for ...

... the higs, and by ing himself with the Whigs to turn out the Conser. *Mp*» to make way for Cabinet in which five or six Id at least shall be seated - This would » course, the way for a government from which Whigs and Conservatives would be studiously excluded ...

... It assailed the Whigs their financial blunders, and proved to the country that the Liberals were unfitted to conduct the business of the exchequer. The whole community pronounced tiiein, and accepted the income tax in preference to Whig budgets. On foreign ...

... paper is intolerant, we defy the honourable baronet to make sertion. Our columns are freely open to all of politicians; Tory, Whig, Chartist, or Free-trader; and in religious matters report the proceedings of our Dissenting nel^ d with the same accuracy ...

... Protestant interest tbat is the Whig specific for liish tranquility. It is curious to remark with what exactitude history has repeated itself. The Kilmainham Treaty is the counterpart of the Lichfield House Compact; the Whig policy clinging to office by ...

... Prester John,** (Boston); shall appear next week. FataNDSHir too late for this week. Th« Violet and thi Steanobe” is declined. ' Whig Patronage.”— ln reference to paragraph, under this title, that appeared some days ago in our journal, are authorised to state ...

... when Parliament was prorogued, and which is generally termed the Queen's Speech, it was insinuated that the failure of the Whig measures was attributable to war. This wholesale insinuation is best disposed of by an analysis of the operations of the late ...