... clergy, the Conservative ranks would be largely reinforced. The Whigs, it cannot be denied, used the priests for electioneoring purposes. The brothers and cousins and other relatives of the Whig priests swartu iu the public offices. Great official pates.- ...

... personal genus of its present chief are at last lost to the Liberal party? Of course there is the p saibility that the Whigs—for there are Whigs still—in the Cabinet may, on Mr. Gladstone's final retirement, mune the command, and, while retarding the victory ...

... so &premed se . formerly, is by as use. therishieg. Them is as us of Myths that the Whig-Camarvative Riau ef ell ass Imbed Is its Wiles thaws the aseisteses of the Whig members el Parlament, a Reform 1 MI be the reward set bees theta as the prim of that ...

... adminis- Intim The dams, if we remember aright, Hee. A. Ninnaini. M.P., who is a Whig; , Themes Cbasther, F.sq., M.P., who is a Whig; and sir Culling Hardly, who is a Whig and something It there be sly secret sympathy betweett the Abases and the Carlton ...

... some points, the parties of the Whigs and of the Manchester school' are thoroughly agreed in hating Ireland. When the Whigs imposed the Income-tax on this country, the Manchester men joined in the set. When the Whigs originated Free-trade in Cattle, ...

... the Whig and Tory candidates at the forthcoming Poor-law elections. We again ask, why should there not be a Whig and Tory Club ? Such a title may sound discordant; but the poet has said that a rose by any other name would smell as sweet. Whigs and ...

... Daily Ezpress — lai - al - ; -- ;tied that much annoyance has been caused in Irish Whig and Parnellits circles by th• report published in that paper this week that • Whig and PanteHite alliance in Ulster had been entered into. It was Moped, it is stated ...

... of the Whig Peers may have been for the time so much overborne by their repugnance to all violent deeds as to forget that mere force, force alone, will never get rid of popular discontent anywhere. But we cannot be brought to believe that any Whig Peers ...

... THE NEW REFORM BILL Tate model of Whig legislation is like a beggar's coat, it has a scrap of every colour, and • patch of every texture. It borrows from all and originates nothing. The perfect repose of Englaad, and the subsidence of fierce faction-fights ...

... 4 t‘L.l MEI GOMINAL (Dilly). .1. WHIG (lba Masi essW7), to be WI at kir the poilieatlem. Apply at the Imiseld omitt. Driebek. ...

... the voters' lists. Amongst the Whig and Tory section of the community such an announcement is made—only to be let in at the one ear and out at the other. Not so with regard to the party in politics opposed to both Whig and Tory. The revision of the voters' ...

... and from his own private views ipf the necessity of lUs parities, he proposcil to offer high office to several members of the Whig party, and oven to certain members of Lord Russell's liovrtinient. He should therefore have to ask from his own supporters ...