... agreement of opinion. If 60, then the Ministry must prove something more than a Whig Ministry under a Conservative mask. Or can h® that the Peelites are bamboozling the Whigs, the Whigs the Radicals, or that they are all bamboozling one another, believing that ...

... conspicuous ability, than either the tapists or the Whigs. Still, amongst these two last named sections, there have from time to time been relaxations of the ignominious rule. In the course of twenty years the Whigs did actually admit at different periods two ...

... The one ( aid Lord Derby) included in its ranks ' great variety of opinions, from the high and aris- I tocratic and exclusive Whig down to the wildest theorist and most extreme Radical. That party comprised about 260 number. There was another party from ...

... Oxfordshire, succeeds the late General Caulfield, a Whig—defeating Mr Burr, a Ministerialist, by twenty-four vote 3. In Durham, the Conservative Lord Adolphus Vane, replaces the late Mr T. C. Grainger, a Whig—defeating the Liberal Mr Fenwick, by forty-nine ...

... believing, as he was thoroughly convinced, that the country was sick of those party distinctions which were recognised in the terms Whig and Tory. All that is wished to see was a Government strong in ability, and strong in its desire to secure the interest of ...

... Morning Express, that—' The loco focos are conducting themselves with desperation in the districts. They refuse to allow any Whig inspector to present, or any poll-clerk, or any challenger whatever. Several men have been knocked down and bruised badly for ...

... had elapsed to enable it to come to a decision on the subject. They had hoped that that appeal would have been made under a Whig Government, but that Government having fallen to pieces, the Protectionist party had, after clearing away the necessary legislation ...

... United State,. Mr Fillmore quits the Presidential chair on the 4th March, and with him expires the political influence of the Whig or Moderate party in the Union It will be replaced by the Democrats, who have no sympathy with the principles thus laid down ...

... 1831 remitted 5,883.000 of taxes, and left a large surplus revenue to their successors; but in the ten years following, the Whig Ministries contrived (after remitting, according to their own showing, only £5,000,000 and according ours only £3 124.0(H)) ...