... ; and Ministers, betray their consciousness of this by the concealment they maintain. THE HISTORY OF A WHIG. The fundamental principle of the Whigs, that the Empire ia the rightful inheritance of a confederated clique of powerful families.who alone of ...

... party. But he had said sufficient to give the hint that the Whigs in- tend to shelve it (laughter). Mr. Massey, the vice-chairman of the House of Commons, and a whig holding office nnder the Whig Government, had opposed it in the House. Let them mark his ...

... vice, without one personal or royal claim to praise or forbearaur-e. In this course he is only echoing the slander which the Whigs have incessantly proclaimed through all their organs for fifty years past, and it is not surprising that it should have received ...

... O'Connell and his fellow offenders from the con- viction obtained against them. At that time there was a considerable majority of Whig law lords, indeed Lord Lyndhurst was the only one who had been promoted by the Conservatives. The Judges were summoned by the ...

... Streßora was i the oldest, of tba Peers, - having been born in 1767, the year before Lord Sinclair. He was a member of the Whig family of Byng, Lord Torrington. He entered the army as ensign in September, 1793, ana became Captain ih the follow- ing May ...

... THE PAPER DUTY, AND THE NEWSPAPER STAMP. Whigs and Tories join to defeat the reckless policy of Mr. Gladstone, and to prevent the mischief he seeks to inflict npon a deficient Revenue, by a wanton sacri- fice of the Paper duty. As we have repeatedly ob- ...

... for three years more ; and in 1846 Peel carried over his personal followers to the Whigs and Radicals, and by tbeir aid abolished the Corn Laws. In 1841 he had ?? the Whigs from office by a vote of censure on their proposing an Bs. fixed duty on wheat — ...

... at the bar of Spring- held. Iv politics, to which, whilst following his profession, _,c paid great attention, he joined tbe Whig party, and was a warm supporter of Henry Clay. In 1840 he was elected to Congress and continued lo belong to it till 1810. ...

... landlords in Meath nave already remitted half the rents of the potato grounds, in consequence of the failure of the crop.— Northern Whig. ...

... cock-pheasant, This wilful Unlimited Loo. - -j lv The wit* little rogue is a Tory, v/ ?? And oftwfH her' satire make mad Some Whig, asshe tells his dull story- Some craw platitudinous Rad. She makes petticoats^ puns, puddings, purses ; Theie's nothing on ...

... it will be allowed to rest until the exigencies of the Whig Government compel its reproduc- tion—when that will be, is an event hidden in tbe womb of time. Suffice it for the present that the Whigs have again signally proved themselves incapable of fulfilling ...

... years' incubation, the Whig dragon-chick broke its shell. After so long consideration, especially with the great advantage of comparing it with the plan which the Conservative Ministry had offered, it was to be expected that the Whig bantling would be perfect ...