... ABOLITIONISTS MANIFESTO OF THE WHIGS. BT THE HAMK. There u good in the Whig* after all; although like the bottom of Patrick’* ford, aometimea a long way wonder ii that men well at one time and ill at another. But it ii only proof that in political parties ...

... Whig, or Whaig, is the Scotch for Whey, which became a nick-name of drovers, and hence of the Scotch covenanters, who were mostly of that class. The Duke Brotus.— Lord Douro's regiment, the 60th Foot, had been lately quartered at Dover. When the Duke ...

... and be the real govervors of the ovantry, And thle wae a w hy man, whether Tory or Whig, ehoold on wt the of the he bed beoa osked Promete come Bill aad try to pes Ht. For tet hed been and be wan of is would & good why they should aot bave the quali lowered ...

... The Kingston Whig has been shown Canadian cotton, gathered Mr. Nettle, which in texture equals silk, and can produced in the greatest abundance, ...

... of Whigs with the Tories, and the absence of many more who must be assumed have sympathized with them, is decidedly a fact of the utmost gravity, and one which the Government and the constituencies cannot afford to despise. It means that the Whigs are ...

... that we only require more union to beat Tories and Whigs combined. When the really Liberal party are united on any question they can make themselves heard and felt; and perhaps the constitutional Whigs, who love office so dearly, may find out that the ...

... and is below Fort Darling ready for sea. Tire Richmond Whig says that, if electioneering assertions could believed, the result of Northern elections would be equal declaration of peace, but the Whig places no confidence in their assertions. Southern journals ...

... Administration,) and of the great Whig party more especially, (as seen in his position of Editor of the Edinburgh Review) render it almost equally certain that he would have received not less cordial support from the Whig aristocracy of the county. ...

... laissez-faire '• bnt thosa changes will but make them more competent and to effete Whigs into active Whigs is not, as Mr.'Disraeli will shortly discover, equivalent to dishing Whigs Lord Hartington, with Radical programme, least formidable a person to Mr. Disraeli ...

... eareer with that of Mr. Gladstone would be only uncivil Irony. He claims to expound tbe true traditions the Whig; but for thirty years the Whig Party have fonnd ft impossible to go with him has found it to go with them. Sir William reminds us that as ...

... hot like to be reminded of his ever having been a Whig and something more. When he was canvassing Cambridge University, and asked Mus ...

... s aid Lord Derby had acted with Whigs and had sat in a Whig Cabinet. I said [ thought it was more to the purpose to observe what Lord Derby’s position was now, and that he must be aware he had not a Whig or Liberal iv his Administration but was surrounded ...