... capable of such a degrading act as to vote for a Whig. Only imagine a priest voting for Mr. Meredytb, Sir Wit. *lism Somerville's under secretary, and thus absolving the base, brutal, and bloody Whigs, who allowed nearly a mil- lion of the finest of God's ...

... any semblaice of union or discipline, for the supporters and members of the late administration are divided not only into Whigs and Peelites-the followers of Lord John Russell and the followers of Lord Aberdeen-abut also into those who supported and those ...

... the Whig party. Lord Palmerston having found a piebald im- practicable, is determined to try hbow one all of the same colour may work under his guidance. He bea, indeed, been admonished, if report speak truly, within the last few days that his Whig supporters ...

... 8achusetts, December 16, 1792, and waP highly successful in trade, His great u wealth gave him a commandiug po1ition in the old Whig nit party, and he was twice elected to Congress from the ?? of Boaton, In 1848 he wai a prominent candidate for the Ore VI ...

... vative and Conservative Catholic and Whig parties have, within the last few days, entered into a corn pact alliance to defeat the people and clergy of Meath and return the landlord candidate. We do not complain that the Whigs should prefer Mr. Meredyth to Mr ...

... successfully demanded by these gentlemen. They had a tolerably large share of the good things of government when they joined the Whigs in December, 1852. Five seats is the cabinet, the Presidency of the Board of Trade, the Postmaster-Gsneralship, the Viceroyalty ...

... interest was strongly at variance with his prophecy. Since then the report bas spread a- great deal, and at Brooks's, and in Whig cinoleB generally, there is abundant speculation as to what form the expected ministerial 'modilications will assume. The most ...

... whatquarter.will his lordshiprecruit? Many of the old Whigs, whom the 2 ines designates as the clique of Chesham Place, anxiously await the appearance of the Premier, and the restoration of a purely Whig administration. The hoies of that golden time are ...

... takes time and must not be hurried. We forget how many months it took Sir James and Lord Derby to make their way round from the Whig side of the green-table, twenty years ago, to the Tory aide. Perhaps experience may have taught greater ezpertnnees, and we ...

... your good aid and that of-my esteemed friends, Long, Ferguson, and Waterhouse, to defeat the cen- tralizing measures of those Whigs of whom Lord Massareene is the ever ready supporter, though I believe he cannot wheedle them into being his patrons, I may ...

... raised by Mr. Georg, gardenr to Lord Duffetin, Clandebov, and afford another proel of the skill and caro of this adar .vlo ?? Whig. . ...

... vanced nothing by that. Another clique and ano- y ther family party, and Tory corruption will be d substituted tor a Whig family party and Whig cor- e ruption, and red-tape will coil its long tail as ever. [- No member who has himself asked a place of the ...