... IGNOMINIOUS DEFEAT OF THE WHIG CABAL. Room there I Room in the madhouse Room for those who have gone down into the mud and eaten dirt 1 Room for the united rumps of all the old Whig parties! Room for Palmerston, room for Russell, and, above all, room—a ...

... Liberal Party regard the Whig Connection was wholly without foundation. We admit that is a very shocking state of affairs. We can almost sympathise the indignant exclamation of Sir VV. Hayter. Things are come to a pretty pass when Whig cannot wallop his own ...

... TER WHIG AND OVNEINSICENTII COMPARND. As a practical question, apart altogether from any theory about the alleged benefits which flow from Whig arocratio rule, as compared with the evils which flow from Conservative rule, we may enquire what difference ...

... them unpalatable truths should they ever again as a body be installed in Downing Street. They were, we will grant, Whigs, pure Whigs, old Whigs—all that in the eyes of that exacting community, the Liberal party, is typical of narrowness and nepotism. They ...

... which the Government of a great country had been converted Into a little Whig job had created a universal disgust, which a mere re-amalgamation with the representative of one more Whig family would do little to remove. The truth is, that the time has come ...

... low , with _a ferocity _never bofore _seen . Now _, Lord Canning was not a _Whig , nor a friend of _WhigB , _but , on the contrary , _was for _years a _loading assailant of _Whig policy , _at least in the foreign department , and , in that _department ...

... inroad (strictly speaking, the Whig's raid); ever after that all that opposed* the Court came contempt nailed Whigs.'' We find John Nicboll, the diarist, 1660, speakin- the west country Presbyterians as commonly called the Whigs, implying that the term ...

... LETTER FROM LONDON. Monday Evening . The great bag of wind which Whig and Tory have been nursing so carefully for the last ten days has at last burst amid the congratulations of many of the Liberals, who prefer the quiet security of their present tenure ...

... and were again disappointed; the Whig Lord-Advocate would do nothing, for the Whig aristocrats were still secretly hostile; and, of course, his refusal, as a matter of Parliamentary etiquette, prevented any of the Whig party members from introducing a ...

... of a Liberal policy. He and his Mende why it should have bees peemed,er wby it abseil be given to the nation. It is set to Whig tradition, to expos diplomatic IsUars to the light of day, and the reams is beams* them letters are too frequently intrigue ...

... all.’ ‘A morbid antipe every by Parliament.’ ‘Th ‘Whigs were afflicted with it beyond the po or invective to cure them. eoanection may well be dissolved fa Ee: past.’ Sach and oo cutting is the om the Whigs, whom it has heretofore so la ) CASS and the fact ...

... _with deep _regret _the _announcement of the death of Mr _James _Simms , for _about _twenty years _editor of the _Northern Whig . Mr Simnis _, who _was in the fifty-sixth year of h . s age _, died at _Armagh on _Wednesday . He was the son of the _Presbyterian ...