... the presence of the military indispensable for the protection of the peace. The Whig interest in Ireland is becoming rapidly extinct. Tu be a Whig, ur a hanger•on of the Whigs, is the worst brand that a man can have affixed to his character in the eves of ...

... THE AYLESBURY ELECTION. The small oligarchical clique of so-called Whigs in the Borough were rather taken by surprise in the appearance of Mr. Ferrand at Aylesbury the morning after Mr. Calvert had been unseated by the House. They had no candidate ready ...

... addition to the other difficulties the way of a new Administration. Can we wonder, then, that Mr. Baielie refused give the Whigs this Chalice ? Can we feci surprised at the virtuous indignation with which Loud John denounced the adjournment of the motion ...

... Are you the Protectioin,t, Richard Bethel!, who in 1847 opposed Richard Brinsley Sheridan, the Whig Candidate, at Shaftesbury? state of the Poll—Sheridan (Whig), 213; Ilethell (Protectionist). 176. Are you the Richard Bethel!, who, in 1849. offered yourself ...

... party to a compromise by •which the Whigs might perhaps be saved at the expense of the religion and honour of the nation. Dependant for their very political existence on the smiles of the Court, the mere political Whigs—the little Lord John and his clique— ...

... arc likely to startthree on the Whig, and as many on the Democratic side. In so far as this country has any interest in tbc strife, the recommendations and drawbacks of the candidates are pretty eqiwlljr balanced. The Whigs are wedded to commercial protection ...

... natives. What would Whigs and Radicals have said to a Tory Governor acting thus ? But when a Whig Governor uses these terrible means of retribution, the case is altered ! So much for the justice or the present House —the mercy of Whig- Radicals—and the ...

... major ty tiud Protcctioiiists Peelites Whig- In the second majority— Protectionists Peebles Whigs the iir>t minority the relative proportion' stand— Whigs Peebles , , , Protectionist ' In the second minoritv Whig* ' 7 Peelite* Let those elector* throughout ...

... Protestant National Statesmen no longer resist the murmuring cry which thc country raises for justice to all classes, the Whigs and their ci-devant friends arc civil war with one another, and the bitterest recriminations are familiar in their mouths as ...

... Ministerial Whigs, the trusty back-bench-men and body-guard tbe Treasury Bench. He may have such Protestants as Mr. Plumtre, Sir R. Inglis* and Lord Ashley—strangest of all combinations in these strange times ! But tbe thorough-going Ministerial Whigs, with ...

... unblushing bribery which St. Alban's and Aylesbury are won for a few months for the Free Traders—hence the retirement of a Whig from an old Whig seat like Knaresborough— hence the rejection of a from Scarborough, and the triumph of a thorough going Protectionist ...

... entertained Merchant Taylors'-hall, and he'will hardly forget the very successful precedent Sir Robert Peel's speech against the Whigs similar occasion. In other quarters mischief browing. cannot bear that any one of the four Oppositions,—the Protectionists ...