... voted with the Government, we find bishops who, moue& questions, are separated by • diatom quite as wide as that whisk senders Whig gni if their votes were remedied on political pate they could not therefore have been what are denominated party votes. They ...

... than Lord Aberdeen's (however preposterous the last thought may appear). They :ell us that Lord John's popularity with the whigs themselves is nearly gone, and that at Brookes's he is scarcely tolerated. They hold it to be impossible for Lau to gather ...

... ei Croon Wane, s. .., se re. by the aid of the country Retires, and was almost ee ls it conquered by the milk-and-wa t er Whigs. appherie, and, alt.r a if trusser.. b.. • sr. Lord Psianuteroe's chief forte lies in foreign seleee l. sen sb rt. policy. ...

... Kixo's eneleet motion was too extreme for him. He by the all of the country moires, and was conquered by the milk-and-water Whigs. Lord Pstamesrum's chief forte lies in foreign policy. Here he has knowledge and ability, best we will leave it for another ...

... Bill, and though not • member of Sir Rosiest Pant's government, he did Ma best to muster • protectionist coalition between Whigs and Derbyitos in 1848, in order to substitute • fixed duty for Peers entire abolition of the corn-laws, and only failed because ...

... at the command of the Prime Minister he has endeavoured to create • personal following. He has repudiated the traditions of whig and tory, of conservative aud liberal, in order that he might create a new party—a party of Palmerstonians—who •hould know ...

... Strickland, Bait., has not made any sin; and it is thought he is waiting to see the turn affairs may take. (irenfell, • liberal whig, is in the field, es we have announced, wed is, as yet, the only candidate beams the public. et' ta.,2.—The sitting member ...

... of the world, and Si Winn( GP standing sad lIWOOBIII reablisimeents, and for spboldiog • heavy system it resting, wires yes Whigs it is, hay, inctunbeat spa et path& wit to watch narrowly its. torero polio, of maguey, Sake ears that war is not andertelten ...

... patriotic leader of that party which strives to connect the mesaures mended by the react age with the traditional policy of the Whigs, end, notwithstanding Ws popularity which has most undeservedly Adis to his share of late, there was more deserving of the ...

... public Ida Mr. Lowe. however, his views farther : Th. countey MISS who work steadily is of legislation, which depesini an bind= Whig about the lied WOO Me to by the et a 16. We know what this met ef Mips. It.. the of in meant an. sideloog an the ohm of Mr ...

... reli,d upon Palmerston. • single conspirator was to beepers-J. The Infant Hercules to strangle the whole brood in his whig cradle Days of halcyou peace were to succeed; faction was to be suppressed; the conservatives wee° to be waiters ; and a majority ...

... even by for secrificing all the principles of reform hi the Commons as the price of support in the Lords; for putting up a whig Lord Chancellor to maintain every antiquated above in I the law, and venerable abeurdity in jurisprudence. against the assaults ...