... places where other- wise they would confessedly have had no chance whatever, they are endeavouring to set Whigs against Radicals, and Radicals against Whigs; and there are stupid or dishonest men in both sections whom they desire to make use of as theirtools ...

... he is sure of having, viz., 1 an active post under the Whig ex-Premier 1 his restoration to office. The exclusion of Si: 1 George Grey from Northumberland is regarde ...

... uncomfortable position. have accounts from the United States to the 16th ult. General Winfield Scott, was supposed, would be the Whig candidate for the Presidency. ...

... ever known lie there before. I have heard it said to-day that I mere Whig —a mere follower of Lord John Russell. certainly belong to that great body of British statesmen called Whigs. I shall continue to belong them till I find them wrong. I never was ...

... circumstance need not, there- fore, be taken by those at a distance at more than its value. The existing Government, whether Whig or Tory, can always command the return of a Ministerialist for Greenwich, Accounts have reached town of some flagrant cages ...

... question, and goes the fundamental principles of religion itself. Who are the men who have fostered the Papists ? Cries, The Whigs.) The city of Edinburgh has been referred to having lately redeemed itself from disgrace bv leturning man of talent like Mr ...

... liberals, their sentiments being nearly alike. Now, this was not the case, for Mr Loch and he differed materially. -Air Loch was Whig, and was always at his post when Lord John Russell wanted him. This was his course for twenty years, and would again. As to ...

... one Li- beral coming forward to oppose another Liberal. The uestion came to be this,—Because a gentleman had voted with the Whigs through thick and thin, for of ears, was he to be entitled to arrogate the name iberal to himself, and nobody to havea right ...

... provincial press; Mr Macaulay's candidature and possible return are engrossing the attention and sympathies of the mere Whigs in an espeeial manner. The long-expected case of Achilli v. Newman commenced before Lord Campbell and a special jury on the ...

... alluding to the depressioc the agricultural interest should be considered. Lei remind you that free trade was not the work of the Whig nor the Radical party, but of the Conserve come now to the Maynooth question, which Mr Traill has ail along supported until ...