... Mr. Leader succeeded. They most follow bis example. They will never be allowed to do as the Whigs have done. They have not gained the position which the Whig* once held and so often abused. They are not chosen and adopted us object* of the people's confidence ...

... classes in our Eastern territories ; and it was a lamentable specimen of party chance when be was succeeded by that most Whig of all Whigs, Sir Charles Wood. The country, therefore, instinctively puts faith in all of the Stanley race. In the father we have ...

... the doings of the Whig administration, during the past few years. The meddle and muddle policy L—>__ Ru6Bell has got the country into innumerable scrapes, and if it was at all likely that we should be again placed at the mercy of Whig statesmen, we should ...

... time, the boo. member ought to have remembered that the history cf the Whig party for the last years had been that of pledges loosely given and instantaneously broken. point of faet, Whig in office wss ugly dog well mozztad.—Mr. Maguire •aid the government ...

... ess of the professions of «*«*»- appointed Whig statesmen. Their jugglery is too patent to paaa for honest merit Whatever may be the imperfections of the present system we can aay it ia the creation of Whig ministries, and it ia astonishing that the enormous ...

... amendment] to the bill in committee. The John Bull adds — Of course, if Lord Derby finds the bill defeated by the action of a Whig peer, he will interpose no obstacle, but he will not allow the bill to be read a second time. Large meetings are to be held ...

... issue of debentures has only realised about .£65,000. PROPOSED BaiNQUET TO MR. GLADSTONE; rp. „ Belfast. Tuesday lhe Northern Whig says it is in contemplation to invite Mr. Gladstone to a banquet at Belfast ; but as Mr. Gladstone himself has expressed hi ...

... to be tbe inalienable possession of our veteran Premier is decidedly on tbe wune. Seat after seat has been wrested from the Whigs, aad new support and strength been added to the Conservative ranks, and on Friday laat Hertfordshire increased the numerical ...

... not returning Whigs. But for the vehement err cf the foolish, who, in demanding the bill, the whole bill and nothing but the bill, secured their own d-dVanohisetnent, the £10 rental ?? would never hare been foisted on the country by the Whig* nor permitted ...

... the defeat of their bill, and the value of his services in the subsequent Whig scheme, will the importance of hia place depend. Hence his contentment aome time since with the Whig scheme of last session, whioh would have added but 200,000 to the existing ...

... what they have to resist, bnt what tbey are to aim to do. Whatever latent differences there are between Conserva- tives and Whigs, and those differences are wider and deeper than is commonly believed, the question of the day ia that of electoral reform ...

... aonls alive! Let them have the coarsest stiff— Fifteen penes weak’* enough ! Pina-a-piece to look show, Whig-spread banquets all in a row ! Thu* Whigs stop the pauper's breath. Sava, by ” clamming men to death ! Scraps from British blood and bones ** Brass ...