... power, worldly power, is the object idolatry/’ The writer, though acknowledges that he is not of their party, compliments the Whigs by the admission that they are honest politicians. At all times, aud especially at this time, they mean well.” Miscellast. ...

... which Lord Derby declared exist in coitaiu quarters, and witicu iiimselv Ol'VOSE.*' This is the exact counter-charge of the old Whig declaration— the power of the Crown has increased, is increasing, and ought to diminished:” the Tory device is the power of ...

... choice. The shade of parliamentary interest existed, it is true, in a single vote in the Upper House'* Bat that vote, though Whig, is independent, frequently withheld, and sometimes has been opposed to tb* measures of the Russell administration. If it exercised ...

... after having devoted nearly 38 years to the service of Wiltshire constituency. Mr. Beuett was decided Protectionist, though Whig in general politics. The deceased gentleman was a magistrate for the couuty ; he had filled the office of high sheriff, and ...

... Newcastle, Lord 6t. Germans, and other members of the former govern menr, supported in the Upper House the measures of the Whigs, and severed himself both speech vote from the followers Lord Derby, this course he seems to have thriven rapidly, for when ...

... and her Majesty’s represenutive actually made a speech at this rebel club. A military Conservative played the demagogue : Whig civilian is constrained to play the Despot.” A more thorough vindication of the conduct of Sir H. Ward during the Cephalonian ...

... against the House o' Feere are over, and that nobody now entertains th* wish of Lord Derby and his quondam friends of th> 'Whig ministry, to swamp their deliberations by abase of the prerogative of the Crown. The peerage has, we believe, nothing to fear ...

... chiefly occupied with questions of domestic politics, the war of Qenerel •Scott, and the approaching presidential contest. The Whig State Convention at Syracuse has renominated Washington Hunt for Governor, and Judge for Lieutenant Governor. The yellow fever ...

... this be might say—that when they had at the balm of State Lord Derby, it was good augury. Born and educated Whig, be was an ornameut to tbs first Whig administration, formed in 1830; yet when it be* came question of the application tbo Iriah Cnnrch revenues ...

... which he would not suffer to keep him from the saddle, betray the zeal of his opponents rather than their success. That the Whig party have adopted Uncle Tom’s Cabin as an electioneering text book may suggest a suspicion ‘that they have became more heated- ...

... they were returned to office, only be adding insult to tbeir injuries (cheers). Depend upon It, the resumption of power the Whig party, backed as it must be tbe assistance and addition of the members of the Manchester school, will be but signal for more ...

... in urging the only party that could make head against the High-and-Dry Churchmen to look sharp and bring out their man. No Whig Liberal would hare had the slightest chance of success. A pupil of Sir Robert Perl's, especially one favoured by the Tractarian ...