... ridiculous of despatch the most factious df whigs, the mpst egotistical, 'and therefore the most impracticable 'of ministego. He addeces e'idence in support of all these 'assertions; ,andwhatever may be the opinions of whig partisans, -liberal aspifants for places ...

... No. It is this, and this alone- the Whig borough franchise of 1832 has disappeared But by whom was this discarded? Why by the Whigs themselves. Bat, more than this, in 1859 Lord Derby's G{Governnment gave the Whig party an opportunity of re- penting their ...

... in. the habit of gathering all the Whig mandates around him at Woburn Abbey at the Christmas-tide. There,. amidst the good cheer of the season, politics were dis-- cussed, and the parliamentary proceeding of the Whigs, in the ensuing Session, determined ...

... Wodehouse; and is, probably, the only Whig or Liberal, who ever belonged to it. His father, the Rev. Henry Wodehouse, the second son of the 2nd Baron. married Anne Gordon, the daughter of T. T. Gordon, Esq., one of the Whig leaders of Norfolk. The rev. gentleman ...

... political Dissenters would not have rallied around them; and without thesefol- ( lowers, the Whig party-after the memorable schism between the new and the old Whigs in the early days of the French Revolution, would have been in a miser- able minority. After ...

... the great Whig party, and was influential in assisting to carry the Reform Bill of 1832. Subsequently, in the yeav 1834, lie differed with the then tri- umophant Whigs, in matters connected with the Irish Church, when he retired from the Whigs and joined ...

... something novel) that he could place no confi- dence in a Ministry which whilst professing to say one thing, did another, The Whig Earl, however, is nearly seventy-six years of age, and the country must make liberal allowance to the veteran politi- cian ...

... weakness of the present Ministry consists in its composite charac- ter, for it. is made up of a curious compound of Whigs, Peelites, Whig-Radicals, and Ultra-Radicals, and hence it has a delightfully broad basis to work upon. This of course is its strength ...

... any factious misrepresentation. ! This has -alwasbeen the'eourie of a Conserva- tive opposition: it wouild be well if the Whigs, when out of office, would follow their example; but when on the benches to: the left of the speaker, they 'nevde stop to consider ...

... 11 fesur i adeilada ugain o wnfadau anhydraidd. , p Wrth son am suddo Ilongau yn mhorthladd ri Charleston, dywed y Richmond Whig:-Y mae y d, Gogledd' wedi cymmeryd y cam cyntaf tuag at rl wneud Charleston yn ddinas ardderchog ac anorch- ce fygol. r} ...

... years. The point determined, they 'might leave the , Whigs to settle the rest. Settle it they must, or their party would be settled; and with only a one year's ( residence the annililation of the Whigs was certain. Mr. F. S. Powell, ?? in the course of ...

... gross mismanagement, but great dishonesty displayed in the government naval establish- ments; all of ?? Clarence Paget being a whig -was traced to conservative incompetency and incapa- city; and even something worse than both-to an utter dis'rgard to the ...