... prematdre ihe and indiscreet. Tbey brought a.Whig autagonist 1 r, into th afield. The EtE7ibwurgh Review prides itself ong a bein firee from the sligntest t,'iut of Radical- ld- ism, but it is the guardian of Whig traditions, mse and these were the doctrines ...

... however, not be witncrt Id its effect on the future. He rezarded it as the final t departure of the Whigs from the Libera, camp: . inasmuch as the Whig connection had derived i, Id force from popular support, the inevitable con. le sequence,if the seceders ...

... the tide of democracy for over. There is a remarkable unanimity. of opinion on this point, amongst the leading members of the Whig party, and the great. body of the Conservatives. Earl RUSSELL, who has always been looked upon as a representative man, confesses ...

... claims to be the only rightful representativeof the Spanishnmonarchy. A WHIG REVIVALIST.-Sir W. HARCOURT has applied himself with an edifying fervour to the vindication of Whig doctrine. It is the pro. fession most fitted for the times, and the one f ...

... Bath iu 1841, ullV friend said, We could not retetrn to b- mr radicals, 'out we m ight returni Otto if the whigs wuotld join - tia is' 'Vite whigs were then in office. lr. Stauley, tow Lord fol Stanley, of Alderley, was the secretary to the treasury. I ...

... in some measure broken up by the I questions of temperance, nativism, and Catholic supre- macy; and I reckon the union of whigs, know-nothings, and temperance men, will carry the day. Tbe Catholics, it is now well ascertained, are joining hands all over ...

... law; rand it is, I think, universally felt that the arrangement then made can no longer be defended or main- tained. Three Whig governments, one coalition govern- gnent, and one Tory government, have, within the last ten years, admitted this. The Queen ...

... to be fought in the courts of the revising barristers, and his words- Register! register! register! became the slogan of whig, tory, and radical. It was here, then, on the evening men- tioned, that his successor, its command of an important political ...

... confidence of the country than an6 LII )d whon hie quitted it. If a fortnight ago it was deemed eve ofa hopeless task for the Whigs to attempt to catrry on acec the Government, -we cannot understand bow what- exit 0- has occurred in the interval should render ...

... of ' The National Society to bring S S education, as much as possible, under the manage- I e ment of the clergy. a! o The Whig Government have seemingly been dis. gi posed to resist the demands made by the church for e the possession of irresponsible ...

... of the perpetuity of the peace that had been pro- .claimed between them. The Whigs were to be to better reformers than ever, and the Peelites as good ie reformers as the Whigs. Well, we have had this e, Cabinet for about two years in power, and where Stare ...

... all the Whigs may say, therefore don't enable I them to vote in secret. because it would be t merely humouring the Whigs. The Conserva- c tive party is too magnanimous to wish to shelter even its own adherents from the possible influence of Whig landlords ...