... seemed to regular politicians ludicrous, to the electors disagreeable, and to the body of the nation a mece dreal:n, Outside the Whig circle the strongest Liberals, wi ile the possible or partial exception of Mr. Cobden, were held to be excluded fromn high ...

... Government of which he had been a supporter had departed from the rule of Whig Govern- ments in past times, and instead of taking entirely the advice of a certain portion of the Whig powers, had taken the advice of that section of the House of Commons amongst ...

... took place. I am glad to see that steps are being taken to prevent such practices in future, and I trust that all pasties, Whigs or Tories, who may be found guilty, may be punished as they deserve. A LOVER OF FAIR PLAY. Leeds, 10th Dec., 4SGI. ...

... ears ago-I did not quote it againist thie Whigs then ; I hL was obliged to snake a little change in' it to make it apply to some one else-(laughtek)--he says, speaking of this coni- .a tentmnent of the Whigs iWhen' they get ip, office- As bees on flowers ...

... W-asiiot ahomiogeneouisone 5-_ to begin wirth; being cinspesed of tire rather i ncongruous 4. ecetians, the Whigs cand the Iiadiaals,-tbe Whigs being. f. both tihe more inurnerous, and~, ill Parliament ?? 0leas, tise of more powesful of the two. With that ...

... turned Fredi Trader-but git ma my poort. When fust I cometo eouse, warn'tascore o' Bads nohow- Newt then but Whigs an Tories, an leak at itnow- Whig side worth nowt, save Radical stock to breed; An Tory side ar mostwaaye a soan wi Radical seed. Nobbut a Tory ...

... Lomnox, Friday. So The notice given last night by Lord Halifux in the House of Peers was the result of a meeting of the Liberal Whigs, as you are already, no doubt, aware. Not that they intend to do anything in Committee in the slightest degree calculated to ...

... ditor had voted.' The Earl remained A Whig till th6 French Revolution, when, lik most of the magnates, he qoitted' I L Fox, and in 1794 he, like' other friend, of the Dukce of ae Portland-the Bentineks are Whigs by right of birth- le took office with ...

... near Leeds. * * $ - 1832, Dec. -John Marshall, jun., Esq. (Whig) ?? 2,012 Thos. BabingtonMacaulayEsq. (Whig) 1,984 Michael Thiomzas Sadler, isq. (Tory/.. 1,596 1834, Feb. -Edward Baines, Esq. (Whig, vice Macaulay, India ?? 1,951 Sir John Beckett, tart. (Tory) ...

... be about to succeed there can be no doubt. Whether his accession to the Ministry will componsateit for the defection of the Whig leader is a question which time will solve. ...

... weak and non-reforming Liberal Government, or rather Whig Government, for that is what it would be, whether the chief were the Duke of Somerset, Lord GIranville, or smother. Besides, what* could a Whig Government do without Mr. Gladstone and Lord. Russellp ...

... constituency to be conciliated, no Liberal Member will venture to alienate finally so large a body of his supporters. The oldest Whig, owner of half a county, and sitting at present for his own property, will still be disinclined to reject the help of the strongest ...