... midst of, the spectdttoras, Major: Hoo4 eiclaimed -.-l herae aarehese d-..d -reporters? ,Is the d-d reporterofr the. Northern Whig here ? ?? . ' - - - After giving vent to some further choice after-dinner expressions,, the military werieorderecd offtoclea6rthe ...

... or all hones't writ- ing on the subject by Whig journalists; it is noticed in the extremely cautious and guarded expressions of opinion as to the fate or prbs- pectsof the bill, on the part of recognised Whigs in the -House of Commons; and it re- ceives ...

... preferment, as some of the supreme judges and many of the county judges can testify; and in Scotland the Tories raised several Whigs to the Bench. Under Lord Aberdeen's Admilatration, which waa said to be Liberal- Conservative, offices went, of course, to ...

... a similar fate. It is time that it should abandon the vain endeavour to preserve in a narrow circle of the Whig- born, Whip-connected, and Whig-ordered, that ascendancy which was won by popular intellects in the popular field. ...

... sanctuary j if they were not quite neglected in the dise bution of the minor patronago. ' Great Whigs smiled at. the notion of a latge infusion of n lelod, and little Whigs asked, with superci ious com- placency, where tsasthe proof that* ew blood was conlfg gforwarA ...

... who are trying to bring themselves into notice, and who are said to have some influence in the northern counties, and the Whigs, who ar ...

... Conserva- tives. The former are hampered by the Whigs; the latter are, and are likely to remain, a minority in Prrliament. Assuredly, there is more affinity between .WThigs and Conservatives than between Whigs and Radicals. If the Con- servatives are Wise ...

... name of Whig, and ha no '~said that he. still continued to maintain and Of M upheld true Whig principles. (Laughter.) Now, thRI .s 'what were the Whig principles ninety or a tib k hundred years aga ? Ini apeaklug of the co hmasm of mmn the old Whig always ...

... votes of- 35 Irish Whigs and nominal Home Rulers. (Cries of Shame.') Cloture., coercion, and the bloody foreigulpilcy of the preseut Government were carriedby majorities of fromr 1 to 40 votes. lithe nominal Home 3tulers and the Irish Whigs bad acted honestly ...

... responding to the toast of his health, said- When he was canvassing the -city he was asked, ,\Vas he a Whig? His answerwas, No, he was not a Whig, if by that was meant the mere fol- lower of any English party-(cheers)-but neither avas he a Tory. (Cheers ...

... grievance. In Scotland, however, it has not been regarded with universal favour; for various reasons. It is a depar- ture from the Whig track, and in Scotland the Liberals are very faithful to the principles which derived their name from Scotland. Again, the ...

... denlhiratione of I Air Gladstone have inet with leads us to think that f the agreement so didficult to be re-established 8 between Whigs anid Radicals in a prograulss I could at least bo eflected around the most popular of all names. I Tho T'lcyjroaphe says:- ...