... conscious and deliberate accomplice of the Emperor, whose schemes may be approved of by the Whigs, and thepromotion of which they are bent on. Certain it is that the Whig policy has been specially hostile and insulting to Austria, while it has wrought out most ...

... and the Whigs may find themselves vanishing from the House to make way for two parties distinctly and resolutely opposed. The people deserve well at the hands of the Whigs. It was the deep, stern, ocean-like murmur of the people behind the Whigs which enabled ...

... unseating of a sufficient number of Whigs to reduce the 'Whig majority to a is. It is, however, but fair to add that the Tory Parliamentary agents managed far better than their opponents, and got all the worst Whig cases heard first, that the petitions ...

... seldom that the Whig journals direct attention to the judicial appointments in Ireland, but an applauding article was lately ventured upon in regard to the promotion of Mr. J. D. FITZGERALD to the Bench. It is somewhat remarkable that the Whig press should ...

... Legislature which enables their weight to be felt, the Whigs have innocently discovered that the age of party is defunct. Of course the two things have nothing to do with one another. That the Whigs should have lighted on this great truth just at the particular ...

... night. Once more the Whigs are looking up in Ireland, and even Pahnerstos's speed' to his supporters assembled at official redden°e is likely to be only remembered among the thing. that were. Suno Etsortow.—Ur. Tenison (the Whig) retired from the contest ...

... House which the Whigs may gain to their side by new acts of gracious self-abnegation. Coalition has done its utmost ; and now that the Conservative party numbers nearly one-half of the House, and is being steadily reinforced, the Whig chiefs may well ...

... promise the Whig-Radical Ministry a great and timely relief, and the country a sound measure, which must consolidate, instead of impairing or shaking, our present institutions. The gain, anyhow, would be a sure one. The venture of a Whig-Radical sop, ...

... to galvanise into life the Maldon Whig Club.” This club was once famous institution the eastern counties in the days when the Whigs were fighting against Tory ascendancy. It numbered amongst its members all the Whig squirarchy of three East | Anglian ...

... Protestant here. It is thus that ho keeps together the Coalition Ministry, as the only barrier against the disruption of the Whig party, and their absorption into the two other parties in the State. This adroit and unscrupulous game, however, cannot be ...

... against the advantages of having a Whig Ministry in office. There is no consideration, how important or how sacred .never, that could induce them to turn the Whigs out, or to resist an opportunity of bringing the Whigs iu. Whatever might be at stake, they ...

... committee, as emanating entirely from the discontented sections of the Whigs. Something not unlike it is proposed by Lord GREY in the Upper House. There is a large number of the Whigs, who in heart quite out-Tory the Tories, are far more opposed to trusting ...