... history of coalition* between Whig*, and Republicans, would ensure some such nnhsl. lowed alliance should a government crisis require so great and so unworthy a penalty to paid, 1* j* *hal the Ministerial Bill will be aa. ticipated by the announcement ...

... bribery was committed sonic one to procure the return of Mr. Horsfall ? fact was as clearly proved as was a prior fact, that the Whigs in Derby ha.l been convicted of bribing the electors to cifecl the return of Messrs. Strutt and Gowkr, the cunserptence of ...

... that the desire for inquiry into these two cases did not spring from a wish to cloak the fact that system of corruption, by Whig ministers on one side and’ Irish members on the other, had, for series years, kept the funner in power; and he protested against ...

... reached Consenrative*. anti, if free art, by many among b, EwSIT poUey •/ *“ J o' •“>1- •» «- T«~l.y Sh. ..dc.cr.b.d .. ,h. Whig.. How f.r .h. pr,«r,..ion of p.r.y LordMt. u*w « - » .k. . *!**’ contended that the Government were bound, handaomeat eemeli ...

... investigation did not originate in a desire to cleak the corruption which had so long existed between the Whigs and the Irish members, by means of which tie Whigs had, notoriously, beeu able to retain power, He was prepared tor any amount of denial, bat no denial ...

... Gladstone—* one lectle condition “* 1a required to secure our complete Conlition, ** Since for character no one, or Peclite or Whig, “Caros that’s prudent the fractional pari of a fig, — ** Namo your terins my dear Gladdy ™ - ...

... tosuch a question be consistent with your dignity as a journalist, it will oblige, Mr. Editor, your obedient servant, AN OLD WHIG. Chesterfield, Feb. 23rd, 1854. [We beg most emphatically to assure the author of the above letter, that Francis Augustus Hatton ...

... nding external penl— ai objection tiest put forth by that tried Liberal, Lord Grey, and wnderstood to he shand by the entiee Whig party, was gverruled by a plausble wisquotaiion ot kistorical precedent. The efieets of his measure on the represeniation, ...

... returned by the minority, that is, -be a be g Whig. - . 1 of 1, The- contemplated addition, therefore, to, the c~ounty WI Y representationa is a miere fraud. The additional mem- S le bers are given, to ;the Whig party in,- each, county, Iand' w4 furthermore ...

... that the desire fur inquiry into these two cases did not spring from a wish to cloak the fact that a system of corruption, by whig minis. ten on one side and Irish members on the other, had, for a series of years, kept the former in power; and he protested ...

... in Ireland, as to induce the issue of address from the Lord Archbishop to the people of Dublin on the subject. The Xorlher* Whig states that the Rev. Father Mathew, the apostle of temperance, is somuch restored in health as to contemplate entering on his ...

... rancour of the Whigs towards their arch opponent of the Quarterly seems irrepressible ; but their old antagonist sniffed like the war horse the battle from afar. John Wilson Croker on his last legs, was not the man to let that literary Whig, who according ...