... present precarious position of the English «. ?? If an understanding is Arrived at between the Conservatives and a section of the Whig, with regard to the situation in Ireland, the t-i.rs ia -£}' pt will be speedily brought to a solu- Uuli. .BECTKB'S TELEGEAM ...

... (blae for Seymour and yellow for Seely) paraded the streets. For several elections past there has cot been seen so much of the Whig party em- blems Numbers of vehicles, decked with yellow or blue favours, filled with roughs, drove through the streets. The ...

... candidates are decidedly the popular candidates. Last night, a very up- roarious'meeting of the Whig party was held at the Royal Hotel, the headquarters of Whig Radicalism, at which the two free trade members were present. There was an abun- dance of cheering ...

... lot of Lord Derby it would have fallen into the hands of the Whigs. I mean the Whigs proper, not the Liberals, for they are as far apart as tbe two poles; and if there is one thing which a Whig thoroughly enjoys and appreciates it is a job. They were born ...

... Mill, Lord Johu Russell, Sir J. Macintosh, Mr. Grote, and Mr. Hume. After the Reform Bill had passed, Mr. Tooke stood in the Whig interest for Truro, a borough whicli before 1831 had been disposed of by 10 members of the corporation. For Truro Mr. Tooke ...

... like the j late First M nister, that Peelites, that neutrals, j and that old Conservative Whigs like Lord Gbey, I have all no confidence in Lord Debby. That | Whigs of the school of Lord John Russell have no confidence in the noble Pbemieb is equally well ...

... derived from the Irish word toree give me. It is to bo regretted that he did not give us the derivation of the word Whig at the same time. Its meaning is still singularly applicable to political conditions — being the sound employed by drivers ...

... proved unavailing, and at his audience with the Queen it will be his duty to point out the nature of his difference with the Whig leader, and the effect which it will not improbably exercise on the stability of any Cabinet he may form. When both Houses ...

... the supposition laid down by Dr. Johnson, that the devil was the first Whig ; aad net content with that they carried it still further, and seemed to take for granted that every Whig was a devil. (Laughter.) His friend, Mr. Woolston, had alluded to the ...

... threw the Sewardites flat on their backs, j This platform places the great Whig party on the same high constitutional ground that the democrats occupy. Like the latter party, the Whigs have thus shaken off and ejected the abolition conspirators who have hung ...

... made by the Whig party when out of power what Belgium is to the Con- tinent, and this haa been the more readily accom- plished because of the number and variety of the discordant elements which go to make up the Whig party in England. The Whig party in this ...

... great** independence of opinion than tha members of the House _. Common.. The Whig member., of the House of Lftrds have proved that they have the courage of their opinions; tbe Whig m.-rt'oers of tha House of Commons have proved that tbey bstro not. While ...