... something more than a mere public man In private life no man will be more widely and deeply regretted A Whig in politics, of the old and most confirmed Whig school, he knew bow to be liberal in support of the principles to which he was attached, without i ...

... of patriots for places, that his nervons system is sacrificed bom-h--at the shrine of promises that have no performance. The Whig party, who alone comprehend the genius the British constitution, are reported to be borne iuto his astonished presence with ...

... Psurostt, 9*7. the greatest excitement prevails respecting the election. has taken place to. formidable extent. The yartAari Whig says that the houses the snpportorr of the Liberal candidate, Barboar, were creaked mob. Conservative papers, however, accuse ...

... His work the angry mob continues; Alas how quickly flesh and blood Develops into thews and sinews. WHIG PATRIOTS. For many years, when out of place Whig Patriots bawl'd about reform; And stoutly swore that, change their *!? They'd drive the Placemen ...

... regeneration of Ireland is as 1 unanimonsly condemned by the weekly as by the daily press. His land doctrines have supplied the Whig 3 with a new cry, just as they had begun to get tired of the old one. There is not an Irish landlord whose hair will not stand ...

... ex-Speaker, Lord Eversjey, voted with the Government, contrary to anticipation, as did also Earl Fitzwilliam. Among recent Whig creations, two, Aveland and Wensleydale, assisted to swell the Opposition, while Lords Llanover and Lyveden remained faithful ...

... calls itself Liberal—l call it Whig. It professes to be in favour of Reform, but it does nothing for it. It keeps the question open, because keeping it open keeps political capital in its pocket. The Whigs—the high Whigs, unlike the lories (hear, hear) ...

... most noisy election, the result was fellows: Seymour .. Tory 515 Peachey -• Tory 458 Cresswell Whig 291 Baring •• Whig 122 Mildmay •• 22 E. Cresswell .• •• .. Whig 10 This appears to be the first and last election for very leog time that the Tories, Conservatives ...

... lose 44, being a balance against them of 19. The Whigs gain 20 and loss 23, being a balance against them of 3. The Da-nocrats gain 18 and lose being balance in their favour 14. Tak ing together the Whigs and Democrats, that is to say, the combined pa thit- ...

... member he did such good service to the Whigs, especially foreign questions, that in 1330 received the appointment of Secretary of State for • foreign affairs, and kept it till 1834. resigned with the rest of the Whig ministry in that year, bat resumed office ...

... be irksomely reminded from day to day. The sentiment is natural. But it revives the inquiry whether was made for the Whigs the Whigs for their country. Nobody desires an autumn session of from ten days to ' fortnight with any party object view; the ' ...

... that the' Borough, after having been emancipated from Whig bondage, will refuse to submit it again. And yet desire speak with a measure of respect of the Whigs—a party now almost defunct. The Whigs, if they were humbugs, which they very often were and ...