... cause of energy in others; yet, from want of will or power, he failed to deviate from tbe hereditary traditions of the old Whig party. What would not the liberal cause have gained, exclaims «ur contemporary, bad any premier bad the courage and the ...

... riots at Belfast, which we briefly noticed last week, is given in the Northern Whig: — After the mob had been formed, one of the ringleaders called out, To the Whig! to the Whig Office ! The movements of the mob were at once reversed, and, in a body, they ...

... Pisistratus Craton. Part XIII. Blood. lieous Memoirs. The First B.mgal European Fusiliers after the Fall of DA The Coat of Whig Government. Stay-Ddy. Ths Defeat of the Factions. WILLIAM BLACKWOOD AND SONS, Edinburgh and London. ...

... distrust that annihilated the one will avert the other. Still will the Liberals be divided into the moderate and extreme, the Whigs and Radicals hut in their united action the man to whose claims they will naturally defer, and who will resume his place as ...

... the Whig oligarchy, or of the ultra- Liberals, who, if ever they obtain the ascendancy, are pledged to tbe destruction of the Church and the Peers, and then how long would the monarchy remain The people are now utterly dissatisfied with the Whigs, and ...

... had a. majority of 160, at three it was 176* and at the cloeeit had somewhat diminished. The final numbers were : Cavendish (Whig^ 1>617 Uanultol » : - (Conservative) 1,456 Majority lo'l ...

... of the new workhouse a severe snd strenuous advocate for economy in all its branches. Now, if a Tory comes against a Whig, or a Whig against a Radical, and vice versa, then each party feels as if there was some chance t) extend their own cause being ...

... income of a judge at the Cape. Every argument based on the assumption that the theatre of action is too remote to tempt even Whig rapacity, is met and destroyed by this simple consideration. What we have to reflect upon is the danger of placing in the hands ...

... an immense amount of anger and discontent amongst the Whig leaders, as though tbe latter j political party were the only party who ought to hold office, But the country must remember that the Whigs, accus- | tomed so long to occupy tbe treasury bench, ...

... Brash* and Chains. Their sesortment of Tea and Collas Barrios is very saiiMisis ; yew and approved patterns its omistsatly Whig is every branch. Every information the pnahmo al Plan, rimed Ware, Jewellery, or sad sstimnia with drawings upon apparition ...

... pelitical judgment, Mr. Bright makes it a special ground of complaint that he was not claseel as an ordinary partisan. The Whig clique, as it is called, committed a grave offence iu not inviting the peaceable and high - principled member to join a di ...

... year the Conservatives obtained a very large majority, in consequence of tbe decided reaction against Lord Melbourne and tbe Whigs. If the seat could now be recovered to Lord Derby, would be one of the most signal electoral victories be has obtained since ...