... Hollow Pretensions of the Whigs.—What ■ore injurious to tbo Whig clique than any other v ttstrase is tbe tenacity with which, wbne the avowed ns progress, they cling the most effete traditions relating to themselves. Whigs lock upon Wbiggerj everlasting ...

... that in all this there no sincerity, and that while Tories profess to wish to convince Whigs ofthe error of their course and to induce them to change it, and while Whigs return the compliment in much the same way, the whole affair is a sham. No sooner does ...

... Radical Reformers of PQM Not seventy men in Parliament. They made up the Whig majority. After they numbered • bemired and fifty, and the political of that div exhibited the Whigs petitioning the for Mem and praying. not only for support. but for ideas ...

... and the Whig of the reign of Queen Anne. Lord Mahon has observed, ill the book which his great rival was reviewing, that in the course of a century our party nicknames. Whig and Tory, had become completely inverted—a modem Tory re- Itiubling a Whig of Queen ...

... them- | selves a fair position with their countrymen who may well contrast their apathy with the unscrupulous tactics of the Whigs. We say, without fear of contradiction, that | the country lias shown itself thoroughly Conservative heart, and our leaders ...

... 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 ...

... in conjunction with Mr. Bramston, and continued in parliament up to 1852. He again was candidate for that division in the Whig interest, but was defeated by considerable majority by Mr. Bramston and Sir Wm. Bowyer Smyth. The deceased suoceeded in the ...

... pot eut short section of Whig noblemen being out of pay. Jew question is likely to be at last, finally rest under a Conservative Ministry, by sa ing the comprouiise of each House being | ted to make its own rules of admission. Whig papers will no doubt claim ...

... 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 ...

... however that may be, we are getting from a Conservative Administration measures long agitated for, but always refused by the Whigs. It's an ill wind which blows nobody any good, and whatever may be the disadvantages of a weak Administration like the ...

... there comes into the windows villanous smells that beats the twenty thonssi . of Cologne. Here it is that Radicals and I Whigs assemble, and under the soothing infli cigar forget their hereditary animosities discuss the probabilities of the ins and ...

... gained—the free navigation of tbe *n? U > • tE ' ac,, V ro * ea of Prince Albert a influence here. His tools were the late Whig ministry. He persuaded them that opposition to the crown would endanger the aristocrticy by the great social conflict that ...