... rule of Whig government in past times, and sought advice at that end the House where he (Mr, Bright) generally sat (taughter). was not disposed deprecate the Whig party, because if looked back for 100 years there had been always members Whig noble families ...

... that university the general election was Whig the old Scottish type, which meant Radical in reality. He had accepted ja post ss judge, and therefore there was vacancy the representation. Another Scottish Whig offered himself, sod the Tory, Mr. Gordon ...

... townships in question are concerned. Toe earnest appeal of your correspondent urging members of Parliament whether they be Whigs, Tories, or Radicals, as well as Town Councillors wherever the act exists to lose no time in bringing the subject before Government ...

... If good, little will they oare whether it is called Whig or Tory. The time has gone by when people can be deluded by mere namre. In thee* days cheap newspapers, every man knows that it was the Whigs the men who eat the tame aide of the House Mr. ButOKT ...

... fortifications? To Whig Government. Does Col. Gray approve of that expenditure If so. why does not defend it, instead of trying to throw rbe onus of it upon a Government? If Col. Gray disapproved of those fortifications * planned Whig Government,’ why did ...

... idea, now that the Whigs or Whig Radicals are in power, they will more amenable *o reason, and, a* I saw quoted with regard to them the other day Moore’s won's— bees, when (lowers are found, soon cease to hum, settling upon places Whigs are dumb. (Cheer* ...

... because under Lord Russell it had pretty nearly gone altogether. The sympathy and confidence of foreign nations forfeited the Whigs have been regained the present Ministry- As the Abyssinian war, —when we remember that it was the result of legacy of insult ...

... es, and because the Irish Nationalists, who have sulked for six or seven years, have made another unholy compact with the Whigs. THE TRIAL OF CONSTANCE KENT.—SENTENCE ...

... exemptions. All between ages of 18 and 45 should have forced into the army. The death of Lincoln was no loss to the South. was a Whig and non-slaveholder, while Johnson was a Democrat and formerly owned slaves, therefore tho South could have confidence in him ...

... requested the House of Commons to take into their moat serious consideration the representation of her people. Conservatives and Whigs have both admitted that a reform, or in other words extension of the elective franchise to the people, is imperatively and ...

... Cabinet, we think it more than probable that dexterous motion for parliamentary reform would lead the reinstatement of the Whigs, next February, though we ■ 100 see what the Reformer* are likely to get by such . motion except return to offioe. Perhaps ...

... insult Eoa could offer Christian gentleman would to style im Right Honourable, or to suspect him being capable of joining Whig Minkitry. 1 feel deeply proud that my Remonstrance acted in neighbourhood, and far away, branding iron upon political subject ...