... himself from Steele and other Whigs ; he had become a hater of Whigs in the abstract. Lady Mary and her husband were always Whigs, but now they were Whigs of influence. Their daily associates were Whigs ; their intimates were ...

... of seeing eccle- siastical interference iv politics restrained within proper limits. The Whig concludes by praising Sir Robert Peel's speech at Belfast. If the Whig speaks with caution about the chief secre- tary's policy, its Conservative cotemporary — ...

... property uuder their swmv, and j storiug up vice little -savings' agaiust the future. MR. TUENBULL'S ASSAILANTS. The Northern Whig closes a long denunciation of this gentleman's assailants by saying : — It is intolerable that nrivate bigotry should be ...

... and laughter.) As long as he continues !todoso he will meet with no factious opposition. In that I Cabinet ?? are old Whigs and uew Whigs, Peelites, and Radicals ; and it is astonishing how a Government can be carried on consisting of such conflicting materials ...

... of represeutiu™ Hull in the House ..f Comiuous, and in the electiou he naively decla.ed that !„■ was a gr«t Liberal, a great Whig, a warm friend of peace, ?? a hearty partisan of Parliamen- tary reform, and of liberty of conscience. In the purity of Ins ...

... the existing consti- tution that the Whigs held to the state of things which prevailed in 1790. It is, we think, not im- probable that more moderate counsels will keep the ascendant than those of 1859; and if the Whig party know how to use their advautage ...

... people ?? around the Whigs, aud they obtained a large majority ; for although only 48 had rallied around him and Mr. White, the great majority was pledged to reform. (Hear, hear.) WeU, there was a meeting at WUlis's Rooms— the Whigs and the Peeiites jatched ...

... made by my father. Mr. Clay—Have you noticed that when the Whig* in office they promoted more Whigs thaa Tories, .ru 1 thai when the Tories were in office they promoted more T>iie than Whigs?—l certainly think so, and have not i. ?? any difference between ...

... will either absent them- selves on Wednesday next or vote with us; indeed, 1 fully expect that some of the old constitutional Whigs will come over to us. I think that the 280 votes recorded la.>t year represent the full strength of the enemies of the Churcb ...

... plays to suit its own purposes. After the discomfiture of the Whig party in 1852, some cunning New York politicians laid their beads together to reorganise a new party out of the remains of Whigs and tiie discontented Democrats. The leader' of this movement ...

... tends rather to the Peelite section of the Cabinet tiian to the Whig or the advanced Liberal ; but tiiere tire questions on which he may be as advanced as any Liberal, or as Whiggish as any Whig that ever sat in that ariu- chiiir at Brookes's from wliich ...

... to hate Irishmen, Scotch- men, and all foreigners, especially the frog-eating mounseers ;' the Whig* hated the Tories, and the Tories I hated the Whigs ; the High Church hated the Low i Church, the Low Church hated the Dissenters, and the Dissenters ...