... borrowing wholesale from Sir Charles Wood ; and it was only after unsuccessful attempt at originality, they reproduced the old Whig budget. But for such, handy inheritance, and the prosperous state of the revenue, we might have been punished by the introduction ...

... people's party. The writer, in view of another election, which he considers imminent, urges the electors to vote for neither Whigs nor Tories, Liberals nor Conservatives, in their party capacity, but to elect as their faithful representatives men who loatho ...

... having devoted nearly thirty-three years to the service of a Wiltshire constituency. He was a decided Protectionist, although a Whig in general politics. ...

... of confidence that lingered the minds of many partisans. The Protectionists have never been so eloquent in tho praise of any Whig chief as, on this occasion, in Ixdialfof Lord Palmerston. tho l»ld Trojans behold the moody secession of Achilles from the ...

... united —the Old Whig or Parliament House party—the Voluntary party—the Free Church party —and the Tory or Conservative party. Again, there are already four candidates in the field, with the prospect fifth, maybap of a sixth—there the Whig candidate Macaulay ...

... its representative in the House of Commons till the period of his elevation to the Peerage. He was a zealous and consistent Whig. He was associated in private friendship, as well as in public life, with Mr Fox, Lord Granville, Lord Holland, and Lord Grey ...

... money subscribed for her by himself and others.— Tipperary Free Press. Remarkable Whirlwind.—A correspondent of the Northern Whig, writing from Portadown, September 10th, gives the following account of curious natural phenomenon :— On Monday, the Gth instant ...

... for an alleged infraction of the fishery treaty, and carried into Charlottetown, Prince Edward's Island. General Scott, the whig candidate for the presidency, was making a tour to the west, and his friends gave him public receptions in the different cities ...

... the clamorous rabble. The rumour is even circulated, and it may not be quite apocryphal, that, in any future combiuation of Whig elements, poor Jack would go aloft to the House of Lords, where his fine serene and reflective sentences would be genially ...

... thought it was Mr Wilcox and his associates who put themselves into the pale of democracy forming a union party composed of whigs well as democrats. Wilcox rose and retorted sharply on Mr Brown. My colleague, said Mr Wilcox, says there was no party in ...

... of the charter, and to force them to act in good faith, there is little doubt that considerable alacrity will be shown the Whigs and Liberals, and that there will be narrow division the question. There seems to have been no mature and preconcerted plan ...

... to retire on such an immaterial question, the grave facts remain, that ho is no longer her Majesty's chief adviser —that the Whig ministry has oKUkwi to exist—and, what is more serious, that the pew Reform measure, and the general liberal policy of the ...