... stands, and he reviled the “ Fossil Whigs,” with- out seeing that, in taking up this position of Conser- vatism of the Constitution, he was accepting the task of standing sentinel over the work of the ‘“ Fossil Whigs.” The British Constitution, as it now ...

... against the return or Tipperary County, by Captain Otway. Landlord Coercion.—Lord addressed an angry letter to the editor of ' * Whig, complaining that his tenantry, on their votes for the Tory candidates at the late 1' filPjM were described in that journal ...

... vative, but comes out on free-trade principles. No tionist need apply at Bradford. A large meeting ot n-e mers, including whigs and radicals, was held on aator \ at which it was resolved to adopt Mr. Milligan as the candidate. ...

... have been a member of a Committee thia Election and must confess tc you that whatever scruples I may have had as a moderate whig to the necessity of the Ballott for the protection of the voter, I have boon thoroughly convinced that something of that sort ...

... Bungling may make First Lord of the Admiralty of a man born amongst the favoured circles and a baronet and a whig, and well allianced amongst whig lords, but it can never make either considerable shipowner or a member of Parliament of a cabin-boy. The hon ...

... and perfect the gifts which nature has lavished upon him. His oratory was admired by Whigs when was a Conservative; and is admired by Conservatives now that he a Whig, and something more. '• I listened to the right lion, gentleman four hours without winking ...

... MR. PARNELL AND HOME RULE. The London correspondent of the Northern Whig has it on unquestionable authority that Mr. aruell, having come to the conclusion that so long the Irish party insists on a separate Parliament for Ireland no progress can be made ...

... The knet was cut in £__»l 1834, the summary disnussal of the Whigs. Lord John was now out of office, but he enjoyed a certain pensation. For the first time he was recognized as the le*° the Whigs in the House Commons. From this commenced his attack the Peel ...

... great battle to be fought between tbe Whigs and lories, that the electors and nonelectors of Exeter should give the preference to the Tories. He certainly had entered somewhat largely upon the conduct of the Whigs, and he now reiterated his opinion, that ...

... CENSURE. The Post saya :—The Government Whips anticipate a majority of nearer seventy than sixty on the vote of Cenßure. Some Whigs, whoae possible defection was regarded with apprehension, will support the Government. Two or throe or more adventurous spirits ...

... au unfortunate circumstance, but it was historically true, that the whigs had never produced a Chancellor of the Exchequer— (laughter and cheers.) He believed some of the leading whigs admitted what said ; but some of them put in a plea for Sir Robert ...

... moderate Whigs and & S safo his Conservatives who have been aa - T were many, caught by the lv tre of his instances of foreign policy, 1 name, and have been en-! Lord Palmerston's tangled in the meshes of! hand . w * »?-3n and recog- , Whig diplomacy ...