... good county. The conduct of the Whig Ministry relative to Mr Hntt's motion for withdrawing the African squadron has been very generally condemned; and there can no doubt that similar motion will be carried, though the Whig Ministry, along with the said ...

... split of the party on this question. But this assumes too much. We have to learn whether Lord Hartington speaks for his fellow Whigs or only for himself. There is vast difference between the two. doubt, even in the latter case condemnation of the land laws ...

... ons, embracing quasi-Liberal ism ; and the Liberals, numerous as they are, consis of oligarchical Whigs, Whigs of the old school, Liberals who are Whig followers; independent Liberals and ultra Liberals; but there are no common views in politics to ensure ...

... by the Whigs. Notwithstanding the obloquy which it has lately become fashionable to heap upon Whiggery by Tories on the one side and Radicals the other, the writer believes that the future our country depends upon the Whigs. In politics a Whig is one ...

... that the Whigs absented from the Hons;? during the discussion, that they might thus avenge themselves on Mr Cowan for having defeated their j favourite—Mr Macaulay. We trust that some less j mean and contemptible motive the truer one. The Whig organs say ...

... difference is the extinction of that Tory party by whose obstinacy the Whigs ascended to power, and whom they were always able to play off against the people. Twenty years ago the Whigs assumed the place of moderators between the two extremes, and the more ...

... from the Land's Endi to John O Groat's nothing is heard but their cry about the new India bill-from the snmptive yelpof the Whig at half-price and the bewildered) maze of the Scotsman, &c. Most people accustomed to the perusal of police reports, and the ...

... the Whigs and why recommend the Queen to summon Sir Jam* - suspect that the late Premier w ...

... all parts of the country strong determination has been expressed to return Conservative candidates to the Legislature. The Whig member for Taunton receives a Peerage, and a Conservative elected in his stead. And the change that has occurred at Taunton ...

... party names, the words Whig and Tory, although they are not much above thirty years old, having been pressed to the service of many successions of parties with very different ideas fastened them. Explain the origin of the words Whig*' and Tory, and examine ...

... effect, it is hoped, of reuniting the disjointed sections of the party. The Whigs proper are ready to go for a Re-distribution Seats Bill; the Radicals press for the Ballot. The Whigs are chagrined at the rejection of their re-endowment policy in Ireland, ...

... other better For such result, the country will have Lord John Russell and the Whigs. much ,v result indeed possible, though unlikely ; (l that, too, Lord John liussell and the Whigs responsible. An extension of the ,i,S l tf prevented even Protectionist debate ...