... accession of William IV. the Whigs came into power, under Earl Grey, after having been out of office for more than 60 years, during which time 160 peers had been created, almost entirely of the Tory party. At first the Whigs found themselves in a hopeless ...

... lest the Whigs should find that their only method of retaining their Ra(lical allies in the present pinch of the revenue°is to undertake to do the work of robbery enunciated in the plans of the Liverpool Financial Reform Association. Can the Whigs dare to ...

... Government of which be had been the supporter had departed from the rnle of Whig Governments in past times, and, instead of taking entirely the advice of certain portions of the Whig powers, had taken advice from that section of the House among whom generally ...

... LOSSES. The following is a statement of the gains and losses of Conservatives and Whig-Radicals respectfully, since the general election of 1859 : Conservative Gains. Whig-Radical Gains. Dartmouth 1 Bodmin 1 1 Berwick 1 Aylesbury 1 Whitby 1 Ayrshire Pontefract ...

... set by men of lofty station ; and they impugn the whole Whig creed of Literalism. The Literal Party—as an inconsiderable minority in the House of Commons is stvlcd has long learned to ngard the Whig creed of Parliamentary Reform a sham, addressed ad captandum ...

... than have warned him from position atooee daagvrovM to bit popularity and nnqnettionably damaging to bit inflame*. That the Whig*—or leart thoae who are old-fashioned and Constitnikmal, and not care about the sweet* oflkw—will not have him. with Mr. Bright ...

... were Tory days, and though his family were decided [ories, Lord Normaaby, lke Sir James Graham, came forth as a Whig, and wore than a Whig—aluost a Radieal. A strong literary tendency, which afterwards show bs in novels aud various other works, perhaps ...

... session, with so many defeats of Whig attempts at legislation. The position of the Cabinet, indeed, closely resembles that of Lord Melbourne’s when was tottering to its fall in 184 L The reaction is nearly accomplished; the Whigs have exhausted their magazine ...

... and ißlUliUlwoudy hrok.a. I* point of fMt, * Whig in oSo. Ugly * eompliuurd th.t pro«>*~ rnrly rednolion or tcpul of tb. Ihlttu; »d a. to irrlud, bar .uta »u dugrao. tb. orantry. *»d «m Mlrly .ttiibnUbU Whig kgulatiM during tb. ha* .onir from Mr. Scoordrld ...

... (of the linn Matthews and Jones, solicitors) the Whigs. The proceedings excited little public interest those the preceding day, the cases being of the ordinary type those Borough Registration Courts : Whig objections .. .. .. 15 Failed in 10 Sustained ...

... election for the seat, vacant by the decease of the Hon. Vernon Harcourt, Radical. Shrewsbury.—lt will be some satisfaction to our Whig friends to know that a staunch Conservative, who will receive the support the Toiy body, will be brought forward to contest ...

... the respectable classes, and enough ill the smaller boroughs to maintain the iiillucnee of the great Whig families. That the eud-all and bo-all” of Whig measure. ...