... Therefore the moment any party is unmistakeable. rupture takes place between the Whig and Radical stanch Conservatives at heart—vwould sections of the Coalition, the old Whigs—already to a mano unite themselves with the present Opposition, forming a Con ...

... Glad- stone had goneon a visit tothe hospitable mansion of the Duchess of Sutherland. The Duke of Sutherland is forgotten when Whig management is required at Maiden- head; but a little further inquiry showed that the Maidenhead visit was appointed for this ...

... expected from and jealous Whigs—(cheers)—and he thought they should, e very one, resolve to a man not to encourage any member of Parliament who woutd join in having such an imposition Placed on the country, (Hear, hear.) The Whigs we: re Wrongin; way in ...

... M-Cann is likely to recover. Their symp- tums are becoming hourly worse, and their decease is currently rumoured throughout the Whig. — The city of Jeddo, the capital of J: , is said to be, without exception, the largest city in the world, It contains 1,500 ...

... by Mr. Di Nugent, Stephen’ 3. Resolved—* ‘That, as a body whoare at length convinced of the bad faith and dishonesty of the Whigs,in everything connected with the interest of Ireland, we hereby ourselves at all futare elections to ase all ovrexertions, ...

... vitality and success. The Whigs have bartered their Tiotism and abuegated their wisdom to conciliate the chester party, and the latter party are daily growing more un- It is simply a coalition squabble—in which popular. the Whigs, for the sake of retaining ...

... breach between the Manche ter Ralicals and Mi- nisterial Liberals is widening more and more with the ecurrentof events, The Whigs are constantly to be fuund in all the nooks and corners of the House, trying their influence with the refractory. It is very ...

... apathetic indifference with which the country received Lord John's Reform Bill has not been thrown away upon the moderate Whigs. They now go the length of saying that any official programme which induces for the fature a promise form is a humbug got up ...

... commission, The Morning Herald on the same subject The story is told ofa wel I-known naval commander who was offered a seat in a Whig Board of Admiral Ity, that he declined the honour with the remark, that referred remaining an honest man.” The expression was ...

... An so, for that was a part of his trade; but when the rate- attorney usually promoted litigation when he could do payers, Whigs and Tories, were combined to carry out this object, it was not possible that they could be em- barrassed by any solicitor. ...

... Ly one likely to luce an impression on the alwa; minds of hon, gentlemen opposite, like to quote vou boast of has a Whig against a Whig. ( ughter.. er rivilege discussed by the “The ivileges of the House of Commons—those ivi- leges which in 1642 all London ...

... the Galway company, to compel them to surrender the advan- tages which the policy of Lord Derby had gained for Ireland. The Whigs are very clever in their generation, and when a job is to be perpetrated their experiences direct them how to do it quietly ...