... 1830, when the Whigs came into office, the working men of the country returned to the House of Commons, either entirely or through their material influence as voters, nearly 150 members. Now, the Reform Bill which was introduced by the Whigs was concocted ...

... of the situa- tion, and that the tenant farmers in Hertfordshire can carry an election. They may be able to decide whether a Whig or a Tory sliall bo elected — thof may bo masters of to small a situation as that. In ''Considerations on Representative Govern- ...

... the old landmarks party have been so completely lost sight of that Whig stragglers are continually appearing on thp Conservative demesne, and Conservative excursionists wander over Whig boundaries, without betraying, the slightest apprehensions of trespassing ...

... oaro about Conservatism. He did not think the Whigs contemplated tho ruin of the Church, though he was happy to say he i never was a Whig, and he prayed God he never might bo, | for he was of opinion that a Whig was a creature completely out of the pale of ...

... party. But he had said sufficient to give the hint that the Whigs intended to shelve it hter). Mr. Massey, the Vice Chairman of the House of Commons and a Whig, holding oiiice under the Whig government, had opposed it iv the house. Let tliern mark his ...

... to the gigantic job in piogress for letting Whi-because has married a Tory. The affair all the worse because other member is Whig. the present position of affair* every vote itfxthe home is of vital importance, and loud indeed will the jubilations in D ...

... prepared to do so. The Whigs are tho avo .red enemies nf the Holy See. I ?? r ?? ■''*! ?? culWfcn, Tho Whigs wish to despoil tho Holy Father Of his temporal possessions. 1 wish to preserve them for him in all their integrity. The Whigs support a system ...

... TELEGRAM.) POINT, Fkidat (Thi» Dir), a.m. The Inman steam-ship Kangaroo, from New York on the 19th of July, is now coming in. MORS WHIG JOBBERY. ...

... immense empire in the East. It is trammelled no party fcvling, inasmuch as it blames in some sense the Conservatives as well the Whigs for the steps taken by them to regenerate” India. The writer on this point has the following:— “In instituting' this inquiry ...

... “annihilated the Whig Government? To Lord Debut's Administration in 1859. These are facts that cannot be well disputed ; they stand forth in the clear light of day, and do nut admit of garbling like the customary explanation of Whig policy towards Ireland ...

... should not tho gallant proprietor of that truly Conservative and national journal. Captain Knox, who would have defeated the Whig Attorney General Tralee had tho Conservatives there been energetic and united, himself contest tho county, and become the worthy ...

... ordinary rnn of Liberal members of parliament, but that the Whig members for Edinburgh and Exeter shonld be reduced to the repetition of these worn-out tales shows forcibly the destitute state of the Whig mind ; and really, sir, if these gifted gentlemen have ...