... but contempt, and were not Inclined incur the anger of the populace by saving the Whigs, the deception abandoned, and have the instructive scene of Whigs opposing Whig measures, and one party appealing to Conservative sympathy, the other begging for Radical ...

... rest from that day forward (1835). wonder the Whigs are called great party : not every political body that could iuuud epoch iu history upon the bare fact of mutual annihilation given period. our mind, Whig Cabinet Councils towards the February must be ...

... s not, we repeat, such of favouritism that the Whig party can from that total annihilation in the sister which the last general election has shown is so near its accomplishment. Twenty years ago wat Whig-Radical and 41 Conservative mem?arli*ment; last ...

... Twenty-nine years ago, on the same day of the same month, he brought forward the bill which associated his name with the great Whig statesmen of those times, and which has supplied him with an amount of political capital enjoyed by no other public man. The ...

... time that Sir Stafford Northoote addressed lie House, the attendance was better. It, Is generally repotted that the leading Whigs are getting frightened at the consequences of Mr. Gladstones propositions Despite previous promises on the part of the Chancellor ...

... which a bishop hostile to the System has ever bestowed the smallest preferment a supporter of it; and I may add, that, while Whig Lord Lieutenants have not unfrequently conferred bishoprics and other preferments opponents to the System, the c ises are rare ...

... employes of the Castle, are plunged in grief, only enlivened the feeling that they have one and aft been '‘sold’' by the beloved Whig Government for which they supplanted Lord Derby’s Administration. Such gentlemen are but winning, in the abolition of their ...

... the return of the Whig member. Mr. White, void, a new elecUon followed. Another Whig of the same family became a candidate; he was opposed Mr. Calcutt, a Roman Catholic gentleman of the Independent party, and of extreme opinions. The Whig was routed utterly ...

... no less pitiable. The gentry of Londonderry were very much opposed to all Whigs, and Mr. Lyle was the only black sheep in the flock. He had coopled himself with Mr. Greer, the Whig candidate the last election, bnt the result wss that if they wait on one ...

... was rosgicsl: the ovation—what a damning one—irom friend and foe. from noon of every party, and of all religions ; which pore Whig and Eldonite Tory, Liberal-Conservative, and Conservative-Liberal, Independent O position and Dependent Co-Ministerialist, ...

... only from their supporters. Whigs and Radicals .alike assailed it, the former because it went too far, the latter because it did not go far enough. All saw clearly that every year would bring a new Reform Bill, as part of the Whig Radical programme, until ...

... which they propose. Iftwo Conservative members could be changed into three of the other sort —whatever that may be, whether Whig or Ultramontane —it would be no bad hit for those interested on that side. The proposal for the emancipation of Irish Peers ...