... Street and the Treasury benches by storm, The long and short of the question is that, relying upon a division between the Whigs and Peelites on this point in the Cabinet, and a compromise being effected between them, which is to result in half and half ...

... the court, pre- pared, we suppose, to pay the eight shillings for pas- sing a night on deck, when a berth in the cabin out of Whig. might have been had for the same money he will be ...

... the existence of that intrigue has not been wanting, had any more indeed been required than the flat contradiction which the Whig organ gave to Mr Gladstone’s assertion, that there liad been no combination to subvert the Government of Lord Derby. The absence ...

... all kinds of trouble, by his crochets about education and Chureh extension. In reply to a question whieh Tasked of a leading Whig, why it was that Mr Gladstone was treated with such a de- gree of bitterness and hostility in their organs, I was informed ...

... sincere; and he brought to its support an amount of talent scarcely inferior to any to be found within that brilliant circle of Whigs once the cynosure of Edinburgh, and the hand of Death. the admired of Britain,—but now sadly harrowed by He brought also an ...

... minister :— We have at this moment a Conservative Ministry; we have a Conservative Opposition; where the great Where are the Whigs. with their great traditions, two Liberal party is, I pretend not to know. (Cheers.) centuries of parliamentary lustre and ...

... tain were become total abstainers ? I am pretty sure that the Ghaneellor of the Exchequer for the time being, whether Tory, Whig, Radical, or even Chartist, would easily find the means of raising the necessary funds to meet all the real expenses of the ...

... steadily preparing themselves. Cireumstances of more pressing necessity has prevented the long promised Reform Bill of the late Whig Government, and, perhaps, it is well that such has been the case. After the expose before the election tribunals and other ...

... ical scholar. His election addresses and s were models of clear argument, and have rarely been sur- passed as expositions of Whig principles. Though for some years withdrawn from public view, Mr Macleod’s death will awaken many interesting as- sociations ...

... sustained on minor questions. All the old parties have been completely dissolved. There are hard!y any things left like old Whigs and old Tories. All are united and agree to waive their minor differences. My endeavour has been to follow the dictates of ...

... Coast Guard—pays the folllowing compliment to his mem. ory, the strength of which is in nowise affected by the fling at his Whig connections—for on that sub- ject there is no regard due to anything which ap- pears in the columns of this fiercely Conservative ...

... Charles Ko- bertson seconded the nomination. Mr Mitchell, stu. deut of divinity, only knew Lord Carlisle as a conais- tent Whig, who did not possess the qualities of the candidate he would propose, viz., Mr Benjamin Dis- raeli. (Hi-ses, yroans, aud cheers ...