... or any aining it they Whig e asteful esteeps nveni' COU to th ar sir) ...

... anxious to leave perfect liberty to the Whigs to choose theirs ; and all that they would take upon themselves to do upon the occasion, -is to tender some advice as to the qualities of the person to be proposed. The Whigs find, as we know, some untractable ...

... But, if the nation show that more electoral power it will have—if the Whigs and Tories both see that the concession cannot be avoided—then most certainly we shall have the two parties bidding for office through concessions to the public. A few of the ...

... last few months, proved themselves quite as good Liberals as the Whigs in office ; that it is, indeed, notorious that the Liberal party has practically gained more from them than from the Whigs. That it is of no avail to tell us that their concessions are ...

... to say, much more with Whigs and Palmerstonians than with Tories. If representation in proportion to population is talked of, immediately you hear a piping behind you of— Our glorious Constitution —perhaps also an old, new, song too is announced, commencing ...

... be forgotten that the annalist has indicated the origin of the terms Whig and Tory, besides specifying the precise period of their introduction. Since the downfal of the STUART dynasty, however, and the consolidation of the power of the House of Brunswick ...

... to pronouuce a funeral oration over their character. What shall be said of the prodigious accession to the Whig Ministry, which we were told was made to it when Mr. Vernon Smith was received into the Cabinet? He was the man who was to strengthen the ...

... THE ARMY. SIR C. NAPIER AND THE ARMY. The following is from the Belfast Whig : We have great pleasure in publishing the following letter in reference to the last moments of Sir Charles Napier. It is the reply sent by Major M`Murdo to a letter addressed ...

... ing of September, by the unerring barrel of that old Whig dodge, the new Coalition dodge of— Next Year ! There was the Roman Catholic Relief Act Amendment Bill, introduced with all ceremony by Sir WM. SOMMERVILLE, fell through in this way last evening ...

... Subsl Messr s . Sir Oh; 1 c Th e 7 ' s , Whig The ...

... baronet boldly declared his belief to be that the Whigs were anxious to keep the question unsettled for fear that OTHELLO'S occupation should be gone, and that they should be left without a subject for threats, vituperations, and fair promises —be bankrupt ...

... LONDON, TUESDAY, JANUARY 24, 1854. It is earnestly to be hoped that the great Whig Quarterly has not in vain addressed its energies —through an elaborate treatise in the number just published—to the elucidation of the manifold troubles, anxieties, and ...