... party had ever sacri- ficed anything for the Catholics, but even to assert that the Whig advocacy of Cathaie claims was a piece of calculating political selfishness. The Whigs of' a. former' generation, according to this vera- cious and respectable authority ...

... POLITICAL POACHING. - IP.. The;Palmerstonian organ indignantly rb-tr if seets, the-intrusion of a Tory ministry onl the Vy Whig preserves. Positively the Derby. Go-1-. w ?? vernnient is developing ?? like Radi- sal cal tendencies. These meon, as the Time ...

... will coalesce' with him,-they will serve with him, or above thim, but not under him. That would 'be for n the present Whig leaders and Whig families to a n, abdicate in favour of Sir JAMESEV GRAHAM. The e administration might thereby be more powerful and ...

... Lord J. Russell, and flagellating him for the sins cc le of the Protectionists. SI le Often had the hierald called upon the Whigs to co a resign, and predicted the triumphant return of e al the Protectionists to power; and when he dis- hi Y. covers that ...

... Mr. Frederick Peel, the second son of the late Sir Robert Peel, who thus appears in public for the first time as a confessed Whig. Something like this amalgamation of parties might have been expected. Sir Robert himself, though always holding aloof from ...

... these unfortunate differences. The cause which led to defeat in Elngland has had the same effect in Scotland. The 0'.l high Whig section of the Ministry have evidently hampered Mr. Gladstone in hiG adoption of a thorough Liberal programme. They have tried ...

... Majesty's faithful opposition. It is, therefore, for the whigs, and the so-called Liberals to consider what course they will take to increase and consolidate their strength for the future. If the whigs are not really as ejlte as they have been considered ...

... Lord Derby has cheered his mtn, whose inirits flag, with the hope that they shall have nice little victory, and tease the Whigs Into some sudden fit rage, wherein they will, as good Sir Robert did once upon time, the reins, even when the team has just ...

... the railway to London; With a countenance glum, but a heart (till of mirth, For he thinks his opponents are un-done! Awe, Whigs, awe, is the song he lovea best, For the msaning, though Scotch, is not misty: ?? sang thct to the Queon with an infinite ...

... had been to composed of Whigs and Liberals, but the present Se Le. Parliament was the Parliament of the people. .11l et other Governments that he had seen had been half- as hearted. They had been Whigs. He was not a mj :e Whig. He was a Radical. (Cheers ...

... l 4(overament would be something less than Tory F though not Whig enough to frighten' all the b ?? from the ministerial benches. Of course ?? such e'd Proposetdon. Stah e ed. expectant Whigs, annd M :rather-onfused the materials out of which the o acoalition ...

... neither Whig nor inclined to territorialism. Mr. Fawcett is tbe son of a brewer, and Mir. Mundella the a' son of an Anglicised Italian. These are the t' balance of a small modicum of Whimrery in the It lower rnks of the Government. 0Inless the h Whig and ...