... to believe this. That the Whigs are immaculate, we are not prepared to affirm that some of the party may have been guilty of buying Irish influence with offers of places, is equally possible ; but if the doings of the Whigs and Tories for the last 25 ...

... party, Whereof Re-enrolments, 2 Withdrawn, Objections sustained voters on the roll, 3 _ Total Conservatives, Whig party, 49 Couservative party, Whig Majority, understand there are u number of appeals lodged for both parties, which will be disposed of the ...

... Lushington, avow themselves thorough Conservatives, the latter approving Free-trade; Glover is whig radical, and Mr Cooper professes to be only simple moderate whig, also Sir W. Somerville. The contest rested entirely between Sir W. Somerville, the Hon. C ...

... to see business begun ith more action, and less aspiring. The historian will write on our funeral stone, hen resclved into Whig dust and Tory— e y P assed n °t bill, but they raised not a loan; lie this their sole title to glory!— Punch. ...

... from being brought lr, to discredit. After asserting that he did not e tray, nor desert, nor Surrender the confidence'' of Whig part}*, his lordship made the following statement:— The man I naturally went to consult on that occasion not one who had been ...

... affairs at this moment of danger? The article aims at two things—the laudation of the Tories, and the condemnation of the Whigs and Peelites. As matter of course, Lord Aberdeen comes in for a large share of abuse. In order to give our readers an idea ...

... Lockhart admits, gave great offence to the many sincere personal friends whom Scott numbered among the upper ranks of the Whigs. He had been Gaxetted Clerk of Session during Fox's Administration, and his anti-Foxite xeal was construed into ingratitude ...

... Liberal Government. The Peelites have been blamed for joining with the Whigs. On the contrary, I give them credit for it. They gave up a portion of their views to meet the Whigs, and the Whigs gave up some of theirs to meet them. The result was, a Government ...

... from his opponent, and introduced every Irish question into his rhetorical medley. Two three taunts were also directed the Whigs ; who had made certain intimations clubs and elsewhere about the time ' when the bell of onr cathcdral announced the death ...

... of the details there are differences of opinion; but, except with that class who believe that nothing good can come out of Whig hands, the general principles and scope the bill are admitted to be fair, liberal, and impartial. It undeniably an honest measure ...

... active pursuit the law. He entered Parliament for the borough of at the general election 1818, and once took his seat with the Whig Opposition. In the following year he was elected for Nottingham, for which place continued to sit, to the great satisfaction ...

... Club would hardly prevail againut such a legal array I have quoted ; and those who might question the authority of the great Whig lawyers will hardly refuse to defer to that of Lord Eldon. With regard to Prince Albert not having been sworn, the person who ...