... Macdonalds of Glencoe, was, and :continues to -bei the god of the Whigs. . The -Duke of, Sutherland -was a Whig; -the 13uke of Argyll is a Whig; the Mar- lquis of Breadalbane -is. a Whig; and the personal,, if -not the -political. predilections of F.M ...

... other democratic leaders, and scarcely moderated by the drag-chain of the Whigs, were continually sending up to the House of Lords some proposition which tended to the weakening of the Church and the Monarchy. But the Peers of England were our breakwater; ...

... party” consiats of the old Whig party, great amount of propping up must be required. It seems that dinner cannot be given, because there is no kitchen; and indeed if there were kitchen, it is probable there would be so many Whig cooks on the look-out for ...

... impoetible to keep her afloat. The steamer General Clinch has gone her assistance, with lighter and steam pump. —Belfast Northern Whig, SPOKEN—The Ashmore barque. May 80, near Barrow Reef, by the Good Success, Thomas, at Bombay. ...

... credit of the Legislature itself is compromised by the situation in which ministers stand. The authorities and traditions of the Whig party, and the principles of the Conservative party are no longer adhered to. Every constitutional usage, in fact, is discarded ...

... within my remembrance, a hatter in the borough I and not succeeding in his own business was clever enough to persuade the Whig-Radicals that ho would manage the affairs of the nation. Really, Sir, we are proceeding very fast, through reform, to revolution ...

... attest it) very xealous— member. I have always believed these to be Whig politics, least when rightly understood—which, however, has not always been the case. I still believe them to be Whig politics. I believe them, moreover, to be the politics of the present ...

... of representing this city whenever it shall please the House of Commons to permit the writ to be issued ; they embrace two Whigs, two Liberal Conservatives, a Tory, and a Peelite. ?? following is the list :-Sir Wm. Somerville, Bart., the Ron. George P ...

... retrenchments could be made in the public expenditure. Such a committee is particularly needful at the present moment, under a Whig- Radical administration. It would be well that the countiy should be made acquainted with the large sums of money which are ...

... he will give his vote— h whether Whig, Radical or Tory ?—(Laughter.) Do you ask them to take the pledge ? Mr. DiscKs.—We exact no pledge, and make no objection to any class of politicians becoming members, whether Whig, Radical or Tory ; but we do like ...

... Of these about are honest Tories, and about as many are sincere Whigs. But there is a residue of poor voters, who have long known that at an election 10/. notes are to be had. No Whig principles, or Tory principles, can have half the attraction for that ...

... ; the very scrupulous Whigs discarded the Superintendents, though they had made Iloadley one, and undertook the patronage of the rationalising Puritans. This proved au extremely good investment of loose principle, and the Whigs have been, from that day ...