... In that case, silent I contetimpt wotifli liave been tfeimostesibetual weanpon r with which to meet it. 'I'h cclurse the ,Whigs Ilane ltursued hias led to a more general perlusal of thef do- curlit,-ald, wthilst a difference of oliniull may exist as to ...

... out of the sails the Whigs, the coming session intundnce a Bill. thought that as the _ Whigs had been long promising one, the Jonciflj itter all, were . likely to make beginning, and at any further reform so much that when the Whigs qi any other party succeeded ...

... of the ' Tintes ' affords,' ci was defeated at the same time that the inconsistency In and the political dishonesty of the Whigs and Libe- Y' rals rere most clearly exposed. sl The ' 'Morniig Star' admits that one section of thi w Nouse of Common4s, which ...

... in- Ii habitants of Ireland, somewhat in the Brian Boru b style UpOll the change of ministry. All the time-t serving of the Whigs, their truckling to Liberal c Protestants, and their unfair appointments of Ro. f man Catholics, have not gained them Mr ...

... Huddersfie-ld was followed by Mr. Bright, who placed the real issue clearly before the House, and boldly contrasted the last Whig and Tory cabinets, showing conclusively that the interests of reform were safer in the hands of Lord Derby than Loid Palmerston ...

... lordship's tabic. The division list, taken in connexijn with the list of pairs, shows apparent determination on the part the Whigs to repair the error into which many the members of the party fell in the Lower House. Not only did the late ministerial leader ...

... Liberal party has had no such good fortune. Its constitution does not admit of it. It is organized like some Eastern race. The Whigs are its Levites, its Brah. mine the hereditary possessors of all knowledge and the guardians of all mysteries. They have their ...

... minister. On the night of Lord Palmerston's fall, however, this incorrigibly outspoken successor to the name Peel pointed the Whig leader as the natural chief of the Liberal party and many went with him that occasion. We think there is doubt but that Lord ...

... than a quarter, Sir E. B. o lvcate his seat, solicits re election, throw' him- self iu the face of public competition; yet the Whig pariv is afraid to start a candidate against him. These are ti)ling and significant truths, and a Conservative Mlinistry has ...

... the present state of India and the formation of responsible body for its future good government. It is a point upon which Whigs and Tories have hitherto proved equally powerless ; —the British Government and the East India Company equally helpless. A ...

... the principal I borough which he represents, when he bad such a good opportunity the other day in Wrexham. This is not a i Whig and Tory question -no humbug of that sort. I like men to represent like Sir Wat kin and Col. Bidi dulpb, who will not leave ...

... large yield of last year's potato crop iu Ireland gave great encouragement farmers, and as we learn from the Jitlfmt Northern Whig, an immense tract of couotry, had not lor many seasons been planted with potatoes, produces this vear a crop of great beauty ...