... far north, and threatens on the braes of Glenlivet and the shores of the Knzie to take vengeance the Whig minister, by abandoning the only Scotch Whig who owes his seat in any considerable measure to Roman Catholic support. Xor are these the only malcontents ...

... not Manchester that comes to the Whigs, but the Whigs who go to Man- I Chester. these are the terms of the new Chesham Place compact, they are identical with the disgraceful and impolitic engagements which united the Whigs to the late Mr O’Connell, with ...

... Lord Derby would not swallow free trade, and would, therefore, have to repeat last year’s process Of In and Out again; the Whig chiefs getting back to office, you were,” with the advantage of having this time seriously frightened the least thoroughgoing ...

... Edinburgh. LORD HOLLAND’S MEMOIRS OF THE WIIIO PARTY. Just Published, Vol. 1., post Bvo, price 9s. od. cloth, Memoirs of the whig party DURING MY TIME. By Hesrv Richakd Lord Holland. Edited by hi* Son, He.srv Edward Lord Holland. The First Volume. Also ...

... two in number—Sir James Graham and Cardwell. These gentlemen have formally taken their places beside Lord John Russell on the Whig bench of the Opposition. The main body of the adherents of the late Sir Robert Peel have, on the other hand, migrated, with ...

... , in prose and verse, which, after running their course in the journals, were collected into little volume, called The New Whig Guide.” It made some talk in its day, and (by one party at least) was thought to be very clever indeed —as may possibly be ...

... the Winchester. have reason to believe that his appointment was entirely unsolicited, and Captain Loch is one of a well known Whig family, we are disposed to consider it favourable example of the spirit which is to prevail over the distribution of patronaee ...

... he had work with; and that he did not abuse thorn ; which last is the greatest praise his situation admits of. Baoh is the Whig Judge’s portrait of the great Tory chief. Of his few opponents in the Parliament House, the most distinguished was the original ...

... to Mr Coppock, What desire of vou is to send good name be proposed a Whig—Gisborne has been mentioned person acceptable the Dissenting bodies here, many of whom profess themselves Whigs. My strength above 1000; if to these can add two or three hundred those ...

... a foolish and intemperate creature. But,tn tell you the truth, did ike a man fnrer every day that I live, note. When the Whigs were office in 1806, one of his ecclesiastical adversaries, after having always oppoaed Catholic Emancipation, wrote to him ...

... partisan of cither the Whigs or the Conservatives, have seen that the whole of the difficulties in tho House of Commons—that Is, the whole of the difficulties, in additiofi to the difficulty all know exist in the inherent weakness of the Whig party, from causes ...

... vet most imjxitent lust for power. It is, therefore, not merely possible, but extremely probable, that the clique of mere Whigs will the whole hog with the utter Radicals, hut if so, it is plain that, a party, pure Whiggery extinguished, and that in a ...