... how many acts have been cunningly directed against her hereditary Whig bondsmen are beginning to free themselves. hey are using their opportunities. They arc strenuously opposing thc Whigs. They arc striving for that strong Conservative Government a sot ...

... the House which the Whigs ra gain to their side by now ac s of gracious sclf-abuegalion. Coalition hts done its utmost; and w that ihe Conservative party numbers nearly one-half of the hou-e, and is beiug steadily reinforced, the Whig chiefs may well look ...

... and anticipations. Here, as in all else they have done, the Conservatives have simply redressed the shortcomings the Whigs. What the Whigs promised to do the Conservatives have done. Nor this all. They have given the country tlie measure of Reform which ...

... the responsibility of erents. Thus the present state of European affairs ia trace, able the obstruotiva policy which the Whigs hare pursued witli regard foreign afSiira. They seam to have doubted the honesty and thwarted tire designs of the French Emperor ...

... drive tbe Whigs from office. went into Parliament an independent member, prepared support only the party that would introduce remedial measures for Ireland, aud the honorable gentleman entered into a detail his reasons why thought the Whigs not the best ...

... break, break, Gladstone, thy bridges and boats And 1 would that 1 could cancel Those two confounded votes. Oh ! »cll for the Whigs end for That Di«ry ie etill in the way; And veil for all that Malmesbury Cannot come in to-day. And the angry Bright deehimat ...

... and misery arises from tho increased taxation imposed upon her by the Whigs ; and any one who will compare tho taxation of tho Conservatives, from 1841 to 1851, with that of Whigs, from 1851 to 1861, will see at glance the principal cause of tho present ...

... Co. The Wince—“ Indepeneent Oppositio* Votino for Them.—During the present session there was but one chance ot putting the Whigs in minority, and therefore putting them out, and that chance was on the division of toe Paper Duties Bill, when they bad a ...

... was practical protest gainst the giving *f' Dish support to the Whigs. It was reclamation agmnsf the Litchfield House compact, which the Dish Catholic members to the chariot-wheels the Whigs. Independent Opposition'* was not pointed ■gainst any support ...

... so' dissension in the ministerial ranks, aim trusts in the event the breaktlown ul Palmerslon’R administration that modified Whig Ministry will found acceptable the country. There is, it says, party i** the govtrnuient wiih which the Conservatives jost ...

... Ptf IT RT. THE EARL’S QUEST. There was an earl of ancient blood, the antique temper too ; Chief the rare old Tories, the Whigs U> woo; And lhe name the earl was Stanley, With S.nith prefixed thereto. He tried the gentle Granville, Who all men think so ...

... agitation denounced the Whigs, and observed that their coercion acts more than outweighed their ancient services to Ireland.’* Once only fas we'l I remember) did the great tribune abandon his neutrality in respect to either Whig or Tory, and that was in ...