... his bounden duty to vote for the Whigs when they are in danger of defeat. We can well imagine that a member may consider it very unfortunate, and may very much regret that the only opportunities of voting against the Whigs which present themselves, are not ...

... armed 6 Boxana, Spittle Nelson, N.Z, Monbno»«ncy,St6nBon Melb’ne Bride of the Sea, Donald Shanghai Chimera, Donald Calcutta Whig* of the Wind, Murray Bombay Fnseis, Higgs Mauritius KhfUia, Biblghini > 'd* Margaret Edward, Taylor ■ Algoo Bay Token, Picot ...

... Mr Serjeant Lawson has resigned the office of legal adviser to the Castle. This old Whig organ ought by this time to have learned the fact that resignation is not a Whig virtue. So Mr. Lawson is, or must continue to appear, satisfied with the way be has ...

... seldom that the Whig journals direct attention to the judicial appointments in Ireland, but an applauding article was lately ventured upon in regard to the promotion of Mr. J. D. FITZGERALD to the Bench. It is somewhat remarkable that the Whig press should ...

... was their object and their task to show how much more real sympathy they had with the masses than mere cold and oligarchical Whigs; and there were even signs of an intention to outbid the inconsequent and ill-organised Eadicals. Claiming for themselves unity ...

... the weary calflict sesta. My pledge at lest will be redeemed, aid I *ban be at pesos. And when Reform is set street, the Whigs haply may. Oh the tie, the tie is broken between us andi El LUST What—aot recall Sir Charles Travel r an old Indian official ...

... continuance of Whig ascendancy intolerable and net to impossible in a country where the principle of truth and honesty still has many worshippers, that ' is a consequence to be borne with patience by the public and will resignation by the Whigs. A s for' the ...

... resolution to oust Lord Derby's government— the . proxies for the resolution were 05, against it iQ, It .come to me that the Whig government cann ,t have much to boast ot alter this as regnrds pocketing the proxies; and I think, before your contemporary ...

... the mass of the electors are indifferent, the result is a party of Catholic Whigs in Parliament, each of whom hopes for office some day or other, and all of whom follow the Whig whipper-in, just as the fox-hounds, from whom that functionary's title is ...

... of shapes, would continue to occupy the Legislature. Viewed as a whole, the Bill of Lord DERBY was incomparably better. The Whigs may sneer at the Fancy Franchises, but they were founded in reason, a noble conception, and they must in the end be adopted ...

... defended by Brougham, and drew down much unpopularity upon the Whigs; and on the 4th of November, 1834, upon the death Earl Spencer, the King took advantage the altered public feeling to dismiss the Whig Cabinet. On the construction of tho Melbourne Cabinet Brougham ...

... characteristic story of George IV. when he was Prince of Wales, involved in debt, and in sheer despair throwing himself into the Whig faction, because the Tories would not sully themselves by contact with him. The poor Prince, in a conversation with Mr. Malone ...