... Exchequer could be obtained beyond the sacred circle of the old Whigs. We must not forget the Right Honourable Edwad Ellicee, commonly called Bear Ellice, who for years supported the Whigs, as an independent member of the party, on the insignificant condition ...

... danger and difficulty, and, as this cloud is now coming over us, we shall shortly see the Whigs disap- pear from power. We have no recollection of a time when the Whig party had more thoroughly exhausted itself, and bore the whip, occasionally administered ...

... did not vote, and new claims c; since - ?? 106 -251 Whigs who voted at the last election 161 Do. who did not vote, and new claims since 57 -218 Gain to Whigs on old register - 33 v Total gain to Whigs from register of - a 1859 - ?? d ID addition to which ...

... return of more popular candi- dates in the place of one or more of the present members - perhaps to replace Whigs for Tories, or Radicals for Whigs. I have therefore compiled the eubjoined table for the information or amusement of your many readers, should ...

... THE REFORM op T}lE REFORM BILL. The whig Reform bill is a crafty eoapro- vmi~e It is intended to disarm the opposition of tie conservatives, while the advanced libe- rals are to be met with the declaration that the country is not agitating for Reform-and ...

... prouwxses q, eh a very fine fightif the men will only come. tp to.'i the ranks. The tory opposition does not ?? the whig cabinet, and the whig cabinet dois. -nt intend to be' killed. The case is one in w*b h' eveer4-y, &4nmber my vote according to his conscience ...

... Conservative and a Whig; it0 Evesharn, a Conservative and a Whig; Wells, a Con-1 iservative and a Wlig; Richmond, two Whigs; Marl- a borough, a Conservative and a Whig; Leominster, 1 two Conservatives; Lymington, a Cotnservative and a a ...

... Derby. Deserted by Whigs of every degree-by religious Whigs, like Lord Shaftesbury, by legal Whigs, like- Lord Wenaleydalo, by offiial Whigks like Lords Panmure, noiteagle, and (Qrey, bY farmily Whigs, like Lord 'Cowper, by mercantile Whigs, ...

... which gives them only a polite Whig pinch of reform, is not strong enough to stir them. The many-bellied, not the many-headed, we are told, should be petted. Men are not over anxious about their political rights, the Whigs delight in assuring us, when their ...

... receives reliable information, and news lon the very beat authority:' It is difficult to believe, for Instance, that a Whig-Tory cabal is forming in the great houses of the provinces, the obj et of which is to keep Lord John Rassell, Mnr Gladstone ...

... Chancellor, a Whig Speaker of the House of Com- mons, a Whig Foreign Secretary, a Whig ex-Lord-Lieu- tenant of Ireland, a Whig Chancellor of the Exchequer, a Whig physician (Sir Henry Holland), &c. This, one would suppose, is really too much ...

... clear nowa as we rlealaoed then-tbat. the Whigs on y wanted to obtain possession of office, aiid they cared not what means they adopted to that end. 'T'he country was deladed, and has since been ensnared. The Whigs with a coalition leaven came into offiee ...