... and Col. White.father of the notorious Col. White, Lord of the Treasury, who was turned out of Longford, and now sits for the Whig nomination borough of Kidderminister. It is an insult to the Peerage to prostitute its honors, for mere services done for a ...

... doubt that if the hon. gentle- man presented himself at Dartmouth, and sought to turn him out, he would have to bribe like a Whig — (laughter). He should bear in mind, too, that bribery was not cm- fined to the small boroughs, and that very queer proceed- ...

... leaders of Liberalism. From Edinburgh he was entered at Trinity College, Cambridge, at that time par excellence the Whig Col- lege of the Whig University. Here he was honorably distinguished, as we have been informed by the late Archdeacon of Cornwall, who ...

... tho confiscation of the property af the nobility and gentry. Is this lesson from French history to be disregarded ? Can the Whig nobi- lity and gentry be in their right mind when they advocate the disendowment of the Irish Church ? Is it that wo arc demented ...

... THE PAPER DUTY, AND THE NEWSPAPER STAMP. Whigs and Tories join to defeat the reckless policy of Mr. Gladstone, and to prevent the mischief he seeks to inflict npon a deficient Revenue, by a wanton sacri- fice of the Paper duty. As we have repeatedly ob- ...

... his party iv legal ability ; and a yet stronger evidence is afforded by the choice of his successor. In all the ranks of the Whig supporters there is not a lawyer whose reputation would justify the Government in appointing him successor to Sir William Atherton ...

... for three years more ; and in 1846 Peel carried over his personal followers to the Whigs and Radicals, and by tbeir aid abolished the Corn Laws. In 1841 he had ?? the Whigs from office by a vote of censure on their proposing an Bs. fixed duty on wheat — ...

... appeared to have brought themnelves to the mournful conclusion that ** Johnny” was not tho man lor the place, and that the Whig-Radical Ministry was doomed to a speedy expulsion. strong had the feeling become in ...

... per annum. Mr. White is to step forward into his shoes. The whole thing is to be quietly and snugly arrauged after the true Whig fashion, '/—aud luckily there is always an if in these contingencies — if the good people of Kidderminster are willing. We ...

... thought too well of Whig human nature. The love of jobbery and trickery is as strong in the Whig now as ever. It is said an Armenian will never miss a chance of telling a lie, in fact will go out of his way rather than miss it. Even so a Whig will create a ...

... offered M c ;A C°^' eha Plain of London Hoapital. Now Mr. fccott had no political claims upon the Government. Mr bcott is a Whig ; certainly all his connections were vvnigs ; and if he had reason to expect promotion at all it would have been from Mr. Gladstone ...

... (Liberal) 703 M. Treherne (Conservative) 599 Robert J. Phillimore (Lib. Conservative) 356 Thos the late member, a consistent Whig, obtained a ma- jority of 2211 over the Conservative candidate, Mr. Treherne. In the general election of 1859 the close of ...