... on the budget. Hsd the tbree-snd-thirty representatives whose ' names wo have given happened not to have been Whigs, voted against the Whig Minister, the majo- rity of 80 would have been s majority of 14, which might have been reduced still further, or ...

... measure which the Tories originated, we shall be thankful. We do not want list of those they adopted after elaboration by Whigs and ■ Liberals. I ...

... friends have become fiercer than the fights of foes ; and judging from the past week's experience, it seems that when Whig meets Whig, then comes the tug of war; for never in our electioneering ex- ‘perience were personalities more plentiful, sarcasms ...

... down at this moment, or will be coming down, to Chester, to solicit the suffrages of the electors, who is described to us by Whig friends as no reckless Radical, but a sober-minded, respectable Liberal of good family, and backed by Treasury influence; ...

... carried oat. Lord Derby's government gave way, and was succeeded by Aberdeen, the Peditea, Lord John Russell, and the ablest Whig parties. Ia 1854 s war broke oat with Russia, which wss no, fault of ths Government. Never was there such a declaration of ...

... accepted the invitation, although he had been previously slighted—a proof, we presume, of that forgiving spirit with which a Whig placeman is ready to regard the eccentricities of his political friends, when a safe vote for the Minister may be the probable ...

... the present momen t, and asked who, when the represen tatives of the were sent to their constituencies, were to suffer re 48 Whig Mimbers who voted the Government to suffer? He thought not, and atill tess ought the Conservatives to suffer, who invariably ...

... however, rendered this nickname singularly inapplicable to them. The sons of Sir Robert Peel after his death gradually became Whigs, and a clever Italian remarked i Peel restano Lord Palmerston—i Peelits sotto partite. The Peels remain with Lord Palmerston ...

... Are not the other committee the ssme ? Are they not something worse ? Are they not a coalition— a combination of tory and whig ra- dicals ? Is not the party backed by the tory organ, and should the liberal be unsuccessful would not a tory be foisted ...

... Re been called a Whig of the old school—( =of which title he felt because it meant a member of that party who in former days carried all the Reforms the had had. (Cheers.) With respect to the other candidates, he supposed they were Whigs of the new school ...

... various sections of politicians are to be stirred into action, or the usual earnestness of provincial electioneering excited. Whigs, Tories, and Radicals may, for the nonce, combine in honest censure, or approval, of the untoward bombardment of Canton ...

... of Viscount Palmerston, Dowsing- Lord Peremtey (Copaervativa) was Saturday last elected M.P. for Ease Eases, a of over his Whig opponent, Mr. Daiwa. Lord Palmerston has been slaked to stand as a candidate at the general election, both for London and ...