... With reference to Boston I find that though, owing to the very great (shall I not say deserved) influence of Mr. Ingram, a Whig-Radical was placed. in the second seat, by a god majority, in 1859; yet, in 1857, -Mr. W.-H. Adams, a Tory, and subsequently ...

... unlikely that he will fall in soon for something of office, which few of any party would deny his right to, considering how the Whigs dispose in general of their patronage. ...

... order in council has been promulgated for sal , insignificant reward, but the finding is considered to be the ultimatum of Whig liberality.: I am, Sir, your obedient servant, STUDIO. ...

... could only have their way and whim they would `• disfranchise the whole Liberal community, and carry on a crusade of wholesale Whig extermination (loud laughter). The latter gentleman, of Conservative colour, hacked up both his brother's application and his ...

... proceedings which he has instituted against the vicar of Belfast, remarks that of ll the journals in the north two only, the Whig and remarkable for their hostility to the eacmth, sustain Dr. Knox in the course (unwarrantable, the Warder says) which his ...

... m, has been done by the Whig-Liberals, not by Conservatives. The Catholic Emancipation Act was theirs, and it entailed all the rest. Not only that, but every successive measure favouring Catholics has been the work of the Whig-Liberals—not opposed with ...

... following description of Sir Robert Walpole—the pattern Whig, as somebody has aptly called him. A practical man, but a prosy one was this minister--a pattern pnlitioian, that has his imitators in the Whig ranks at this day : Is this eloquent? The man creates ...

... connected with the late elec. tion. He was accompanied by the rank and respectability of the loyal borough. Mr. Tenison, his Whig onponent, was ace , mpanied by Mr. MrNiffe. Mr. Tenison, being destitute, it seems, of a certain commodity almost as useful ...

... the case at this point no doubt the people of England might be easily convinced of the great success of the triumvirate of Whigs, Peelites, and Radicals. But we will take care not to stop there, and remove at once the tiny gauze which shrouds the fictitious ...

... OUR _INDIAN EMPIRE. There is something dreadfully shocking in the present state of India, declares one of our London Whig contemporaries who is extremely well informed on all political matters, and a fortnight only has elapsed since we called the attention ...

... the Holy Fathers. What a baseness to try to turn the misfortunes of the Church to account for the dirty game of Tory against Whig--the game of the party who may give school inspeetorships to independent editors against tbe party who have refused them. ...

... agitation, about 30, years ago, the Tory party lapsed into a state of non-natural hostility to change of any kind, whilst the Whigs stepped into their shoes, as it were, and got the credit of being what they never were, or will be, as a party—liberal and ...