... which appear indicate that her Majesty s Ministers were meditating a coup de mat's. Whig eandidstes sre alyly feeling their way In certain constituencies, where Whig h»s not dared to show his face for many years before, and where success could only possible ...

... carried, and Sir Robert Peel then inaugurate.! tbe Free Trade ayatem which the Whig* had long and *o earneatly advocated. A* Mr. Diaraeli *41(1, Sir Robert caught the Whig* bath ing and *uile their clothe*.’* A pretty rarcaim in its nay, but what baa ...

... lordahip baa pubbabed a letter denying tbal be does, or ever did, belong ibat patty. By “Liberal” we inppoae bit lordtbip meant Whig and with tbal diarepnlable party,” be call* it, hs eey* men with a ahred of character could ever consent to act.’* hat opinion ...

... determined to par off the Whigs in their own coin. If anything ever deserved the name of failure it ia the government of Ireland under (he Whigs. And that failure may be diatinctly and perceptibly traced errort policy on (ho part of Whig Go. rernments, which ...

... the difference of tbe public feeling oo the subject of Reform in 1831 and 1866 must turn to Mr Roebuck's ** History of the Whigs. There they may learn how, when tbe House of Lords rejected tbe bill, tbe city of Bristol was set on fire by a frantic and ...

... Wobtftn taw way cwtrly along a tafa path, they took rank, in of their wealth, petition, and coourslout, chief of tbe arfstoaratte Whig teetioo. Id 1094 the MarqoiMte Tavlitoek waa added to their litfea, and tbe Etrtdom of Bedford berama a dnkadom. The Srtt ...

... attsohedi.and' a small pistol: The arms- were taken* possession ooustablfes, and Johnson- was ln the paliueoffice. N ...

... candidate is all the more lemarkable, belatterly thi* conatituency has shown a lenertmey to return candidate* agreeable to the Whigs when in power, and even on some occasions when they were out of office, as in 1852, and the defeat of a Conservative candidate ...

... to co-operal-. They are all in the wrong together* The Whig leaders may upset one another if they plea ...

... clear now as we declared then—that tlhe Whigs only wanted to obtain possession of office, and they cared not what means they adopted to that end.— The country was deluded, and has since be«n ensnared. The Whigs with a coalition leaven came into office ...

... To this rough draft had fallen the chance of a throne. She drank. Her waa a Dane, thoroughbred. Tory, she . governed by the Whigs, femininely, insanely. She had fits rage. She would break things. No person mors maladroit handling affairs state. She let ...

... France is quiet, and -Gurmany reassured, and our fortifications at once perfect and unnecessary. Let-us, then, on with what Whigs and Toriesjoin to improve—our means defence 4 mend our laws, and carry out ail that does not involve party dissension. the ...