... character, that it will have the best pos- sible chance of passing. The Whigs will consider it quite sufficient, and the Radicals will accept it as an instal- ment.” As to that, the Whigs are easily pleased when they are in place, It would be “ quite sufficient” ...

... of the new formation. I wish you heard the advanced Liberals on the point; nay, even what the moderate Whigs— Whigs with a popular dash in them— Whigs not utterly tanned into political sole-leather—say as to this cabinet of compromises. Of course, those ...

... THE WHIG L T Ss After the declaration of the poll on Mr. attempted to address the electors, but the tumult was redoubled upon his coming forward. Shouts, yells, groans, and the most unearthly noises prevailed daring the whole of his address. Men in the ...

... of ordinary abilities, isto be put up by the Whigs as the mover of this amendment; and I believe it is all arranged that, if carried, Lord Palmerston, with Lord Johr Russell under him, and all the old Whig party—with the addition of Mr. Sydney Herbert ...

... FROM OUR PRIVATE CORRESPONDESD Tusspay.—Another Whig manifesto has been issued against Lord John Russell's for upsetting Lord Der- Government. Earl Grey has written a missive to Lord Elcho, advising that noble lord to support the second reading of the ...

... of the Whig party to get rid of Mr. Kennepy, with view once more to their making the county a close borough, a mere appanage to the houses of Ravensdale and Rarmeath, This is the treacherous game being now played over again by the Louth Whigs. They drove ...

... members for sitting in Parliament, upwards of twenty Whig seats would have been declared In the Beverley case the committee have reported Major dwards, a Conservative, duly elected, and Mr. Walters, a Whig, unseated for bribery The following is the report ...

... TH Ol COMM The the leading Whig organ, now admits that the result of the pending elections will make the Ministerial strength in the new House of Commons about thirteen more than it was in the late Parliament. This is the admis- sion of an opponent, but ...

... the future impossible, if cause be not shown for its reversal by the Roman Ca- tholics themselves. No British party—neither Whig, Tory, nor Radical—will admit into its ranks men who assent by their silence and do not dissent by their acts from the prin- ...

... practised by Whig or Radical purist They are bribery and corruption in whatever form th may appear, or whatever cause they may be om- for Sheffield ploved, Hlence the cenaures of the member have created a panic amongst members of the Whig and Radical se ...

... have always deemed the Whigs, or, as they themselves wish to be designated, the Liberals, the worst enemies of Ireland and of the Roman Catholic church throughout the world. I can only ascribe any support by Irish Catholics of the Whig party tozeither gross ...

... th ING T ace Since the Whigs have been recalled to office and the old frequenters of Downing-street have again congregated themselves at the corners of streets and on staircases about Whitehall, complaints are becoming rife that the Thames begins to smell ...