... the public ; and that it was only after abortive attempts had been made to form a Tory Administration by Lord Derby, and a Whig Administration Lord John Russell, that the leadin.' Peclites agreed to set themselves up again as special marks for the shafts ...

... still in people’s ears. Ido not believe in any peculiar Whig morahty that is highly exalted over that of other people; but, on the other hand, I know what Tory jobbery is. Lst never forgotten that a Whig Government as far as reform of financial other abuses ...

... from th» meeting, though not a drop more of water. have acquired the knowledge that Mr. Smith was born a Whig, was bred a Whig, and will die a Whig,” and, as a corollary to this species of a new birth, we have the announcement that he is to “go,” as the ...

... prisoner, who had conducted himself with great j fortitude, now shed tears. He fainted as he was away. Derivation thr Epithet Whig.”—Every reader of the modern pol.tical history remembers the initials of the statesmen that went to the formation of the catch ...

... community, though the Town Council of Edinburgh should pass through the Gazette again and again ? There was time when this fine old Whig of the real blue and yellow stamp would have received with the derision it deserved similar whining oration on “agricultural ...

... his wavering opinions on Road Reform. A strange anomaly was pointed out to me here. I find that Whig agenU -I mean those who used to act as agents for Whig or liberal candidates—were employed and acting for Warthill. How has this ooroe about? There must ...

... America to their friends Ireland during the year 1860 amounted to £576,932. Mr. Richard Weaver.—Very like Blasphemy.— The Belfast Whig in notice of an address, delivered by this converted prize-fighter and great revivalist says A few minutes before seven o'clock ...

... confer ; and to these be unites administrative and sratorlo talents of a very high order. As firet Lord the Admiralty on the Whigs' accession to office in and again when the Rusaian war broke out in 1854, he evinced a degree of vigour and capacity which ...

... MINISTERIAL PROGRAMME. Some of our old Whig friends, who live ideaJTy ifc tlie traditions the past, who bare not forgstteo, and have hanlly forgivenj the party conflicts of other days, and who are unconscious of the strides they themselves have made in ...

... moralizing the result of negotiations with both parties After all, I now find that owe an act of justico tbs Whigs. . . . I would ray the former (the Whigs) that they seem to have great value for Church Establishment at all ; and Of the latter (the Tories) that ...

... Council. The Earl of consequently, proceeds to Osborne, and accept! the charge as Premier, with coalition of Peclitcs and Whigs, including Lord J. Russell, Sir J. Graham, Mr. Gladstone, Mr. Ooulburn, and Mr. Sidney Herbert.” The Timet of Monday says—'* ...

... the merits of the great party with which he himself is associated. But we mast be content to wait the future development of Whig policy. It is so far satisfactory to find that with him Free Trade is safe—that religions freedom, in it* widest and heat sense ...