... triumph in the battle which he fought for the independence of the borough against the combined forces of priestly despotism and Whig intrigue. A great many M P’s, among the rest George Hudson, one of the members for Sunderland, have signified their intention ...

... the service to which he belonged, as his wisdom will long guide to his surviving contemporaries. It is characteristic of the Whigs that the Noble Duke has scarcely been denuded of his honours, before they are lecturing Lord Derby to the quarter to which ...

... permit government be formed under such circumstances, in which they have not important share. The Whigs can no longer without the Radicals. . Tho Whigs, in tact, are disappearing as a party, fast the Peelites are disappearing ; and there can manner of ...

... whose assistance was stake should the minister succeed, namely, the crowd of whispering, exclusive, rapacious, and selfish Whig expectants, always talking for the country, hut act for themselves, and industrious in nothing hut the aspersion of the merits ...

... male, estate having duly settled the holder render i»n quite independent of the favour the Grown, and put perfectly liberty to Whig a Conservative Lord, independence which it object of the law of entail secure to the whole of the Peers. The agents for t eating ...

... except the host of malignant ‘‘rumours” whith have been so ingeneously circulating thro’ the medium of the English radical and whig journals —not a .v has been struck on either side; and tho’ the opposition are everywhere exhibiting unmistakeable signs of ...

... clergy are Evangelicals), such our enntemporary describes them, are the men whom the united Peebles and Brigadiers’ (we acquit Whigs Chartists of complicity in the actual conspiracy), woubl drive from the island, of which they are the brioht and almost the ...

... thirty-third Congress from all the states which have held elections, it appears that the Democrats have gained nine and the Whigs have lost eleven members thus far, which presents the prospect that General Pierce will have House of Representatives largely ...

... much the foremost man of all, both in oratory and appearance. At present, as he sits there, right opposite the leader the Whigs, one would think all life had left him. Motionless as a statue, evea when his name is most fiercely uttered by some of the ...

... TALK OF THE WEEK The Whig Chartist opponents the Government in the House of Commons seem not ft liit'e disconcerted and alarmed the and steady progress of the Derby-Disraeli policy. In consternation they look from one to another, and, with the aid of ...

... agitation. Mr. G. Moore accused the Government of having deceived the Irish members. It had been rumoured at one time, when the Whig Government was neatly overturned, that Lord Derby would extend the income-tax to Ireland, and that rumour was indignantly ...

... night ahowod tho foK lowing combination partica, leagued together to destroyn Protestant cabinet „„„ English and Scottish Whigs and Radicals Irish Brigade (chiefly Papists) Peelitos (chiefly Puscyitcs) • 305 ‘*Now. ftfter clestroyinjf one Government ...