... a secret tribunal, from which the public were debarred, and was nest of Whigs. Forty persons were connected with the Board, every one of whom without exception belonged to the Whig party. He had received hundreds of letters complaining of the manner which ...

... Conservative Ministry by the Whigs under Lords Melbourne and Burnell, an annual deficit in the national revenue, inglorious eompsot with Daniel O’Connell, better known as the Lichfield House Plot, and finally the repudiation of the Whigs by their own Parliament ...

... The Spectator does not wish see Liberal Ministry jaat yet, and points out as the reason the nnfitneaa of moat of the late Whig Ministers for their posts, in view of the great requirements the coming time. ...

... bare had Whig tlorernment more less tor nearly thirty years! What did it for you ! Did it not oppose almost ercry hill that was calculated for the benefit of the working classes! Did it not oppose the Short Time Bill, and the Factory Bill ? The Whig Gorernraent ...

... enable the Whigs to win. If mere faction is to prevail, another Radical seat would only be a vote against Lord Derby like the Whig scat, —and why should the Conservatives care who gives the vote ? The difference now-a-days between an Edinburgh Whig lawyer ...

... was brought forward last night, met with a reception which shows that it is not likely to encounter serious opposition. The Whig ex-olificials for Scotland, Mr. Moncrieff and Mr. Du.vlop, of course objected to the Bill. Mr. Moncrieff is dreadful trepidation ...

... improvement of the county. They bad won the affection of their tenantry by their generosity and kindness to them. What had. the Whigs, to whom Mr. De la Poer gave his adherence, ever done for this unfortunate county during their almost uninterrupted rule of ...

... the latter. If a Conservative policy was sisted it the Conservative Whigs would have sup- to be adopted, the t ported them ; and that the Whigs themselves, party coaduct it If the Whigs desired during their long exclusion from office between this consummation ...

... . How, then, was such a Government to be constructed ? By the help the Whigs, or by the help the nation? That was the problem which Lord Derby was called upon to solve. The Whigs, notwithstanding their attachment to Conservative principles, most unaccountably ...

... obtainable. And it is ve. important point, inasmuch as its settlement would afford clue to the general foreign policy of the Whigs. Earl Russell and Mr. Elliott are in position to contradict Digamma, if that writer has asserted untruth. The public have a ...

... can reasonably hope to carry one or two of the Southern States which in former times were sure to the Whigs. In the South that party is led old Whigs, who avowedly prefer the election Lincoln to the success either Breckenridge Dotigt.u>s. lu the North ...

... feared from anything like popular disaffection. As long as the conduct of the Liber?l party remained In the hands of the great Whig families, while the Melbournes, the Russells, and the Palmerstons continued to be Prime Minister, with their known hostility ...