... which only their inconsistency prevents them from still avowing. Having thus disposed, after a fashion, of the Whig organ and the Whig leaders, we have just one word to say to the people, who are by no means Whiggisb. They will see and cheerfully acknowledge ...

... support of his own claim. The number of objections taken by the Whigs was by far tbe most numerous. The success of the respective parties was follows:— CLAIMS. OBJECTIONS. Whig 18 Taken by Whigs . 89 Sustained 21 Allowr-d 11 Failed 68 Disallowed Taken by ...

... cause Is proved by the fact that on the lst of July I wrote to leading Whig, apprizing him of the strength and determination of the Independent party, and of the necessity for the Whigs withdrawing Coke; and assigned a day after which should join the Independent ...

... Parliament, waa full of aurpriaea, and ga.o ua raaponaibility without any additional aeounty. In itaTOw alternative Whig Cabinet with Whig programme, hardly diatiognlahod from that whichaConaervativoPatliamonlinighthaTa adopted. Now battle in the country ...

... church-rates,—Lord Stanley has declared himself most unequivocally in favor the views we hare so often advocated. Noble Whigs and Whig gentlemen must be on the alert, for their Tory rivals are outbidding them We cannot tell by what mysterious agency is ...

... romineilt tions. First, that Whigs and combine for any lengui of cannot both be in office atlone and tune: and office, should know, is seek after. Policy is only S!J And, second, that again great Radical interest has beS Whigs and Tories combined- most ...

... motley crew of which it consists, to act in unison iv support of whig or a whig-radical cabinet, were the conservative one displaced. It is very probable that, with the exception of a few whigs of the genuine old school, all the various factions, who call ...

... comfort,, intelligence morality, and independence than has ever yet been known this realm England. The Whig leaders had, he said, betrayed tho people. The Whig party was now an enfeebled and sickly party, and would soon despised. He suspected that penalty would ...

... or whatever subject might at issue with the heads of the party upon, there would soon Conservative party, or rather cheek Whig governments, for every now and then measure might, and probably would, propounded, which would not meet with his concurrence; ...

... the Town Council oc the one hand, and political clubs on the other, against the Whigs for his own elevation. Gridually he drove from the Town Council the majority of the Whig Section and filled up their places by Radical friends and followers, allowing ...

... aid of the Conservative Whigs, is true, and there is no doubt they were indebted for that to the undisguised avoval of tbe government that they had taken Mr. Bright into their counsels. When this was known, the moderate Whigs became alarmed, and Earl ...

... we are apparently drifting to peace, the Derby ministry at home winning golden opinions from all classes, except hot-h jaded Whig partizans and bangers on. Its acts at present will bear the test of the severest scrutiny, whilst its departmental administration ...