... and the blatant bands a machinery for discord, and an element of riot. But the Tories, and, we grieve to say, many of the Whigs, could not get out of the groove in which they had been wont to move, and were unable to dissociate elections from cor- ruption ...

... right cause the fitful outcry against Ministers which, having its origin in the tap-rooms and drinking-bars of recalcitrant Whig publicans, it has been induced to re-echo throughout the land. ...

... LIBERAL CLUB FOR SOUTH WALES. With a view to oheckmate the Tories in Lancaahire, the advanced Liberals, seeing that the old Whigs are asleep, and likely again to be caught bathing and lose their clothes, have determined upon the formation and adequate ...

... whole, have acted with a most honourable for- bearance, but candid friends on their own side, nearly all members of the old Whig party, who, for some reason or other, have been excluded from the official Paradise,—in the House of Lords, Lord Russell, Lord ...

... to lead Churchmen, on both sides of the House, to enter into an unholy alliance to defeat his purpose. Neither Tories nor Whigs can be congratulated upon the result. They have defeated the motion, but they have not succeeded in strengthening the Episcopacy ...

... tended to precipitate its downfall. Already it was seen that popular indignation* was greatly excited against them, and the Whig peers, animated alike by a sense of self-preservation and duty, rallied to the support of Mr. GLADSTONE. At the opening of ...

... became when appointed Solicitor General—Sir William Page Wood, did not dis- tinguish himself in the House of Commons. He was a Whig. and something raore, as became the son of, Sir Matthew Wood, the friend and champion of Queen Caroline; and thus, as he has ...

... naturally awaited a measure which, for more than a generation, was the des- hancefrrEe.formers, which had been a byword with Whigs and Tones alike, and which a few years a ...

... 1812, sat uninterruptedly for the county of Westmoreland during 55 years, and died in November, 1867. Of the members of the Whig Cabinet who appealed to the country after the passing of the Reform Act, 1832, Grey, At- thorp, Brougham, Lansdowna, Durham ...

... Defendant, who waa w • foggy and excited condition, and covered his head with a hand- kerchief, caused great amusement by wHig for an adjournment, on the ground that his head was bad. Mr. Griffiths, who appeared for Mr. Howell, not objecting, the Bench ...

... suddenness of his conversion. The temper of these men will be something like that which would be excited in the minds of moderate Whigs upon finding, when called upon to unite with the Conservatives in defending the Constitution against the assaults of Mr. Gladstone ...

... but the Tories were willing to grant religious equality only so far as was consistent with keeping up an Establishment. The Whigs would level by concurrent endowment rather than level down by disestablishment, and there were Radicals who admitted that ...