... rest. This was celled n Whig eabir. , t by its enemies, and the other day the Star, as the greatest term of rtprach, described Mr. Ellice, the mem] cr for Coventry, as a Whig of the Whigs. But if Lord Pelmereton and the Whigs wire taken out of the cabinet ...

... early speeches ; but not what he said about them last session. Mr. Horsman said a good deal about the Whig party, but he did not care whether he was Whig, Radical, or Tory if he supported the right measures; but he would a great deal rather vote for an honest ...

... in the borough of the eireunigasees whioh introduced Lim to our notice. It is patent to every elector calling himself either Whig or Itaboal that the return of this tight huu. gentleman was solely due to the contioued struggle of the latter party to introduce ...

... him. He asked—if the Queen sent for Cobden and Bright, would Mr. Herman join them? (Mr. Hemmen—No.) He would not support the Whig, which was the best; then would he support Lord Derby ? (Mr. llorsman shook his head.) The CUAIIIIILN then put the resolution ...

... measures will be adopted as will have the effect of eliciting the national sentiment upon the subject, in a manner which neither Whigs nor Tories will be permitted to misunderstand. The idea of appointing a committee to consider the national expenditure, with ...

... base redsted, so will I continue to resist, these attacks, both from the hereditary line of Tories and the hereditary line of Whigs. Seeing Lord North rise from his seat, The noble lord, ejaculated Burke, is about to call me to order. I have no d,oultt ...

... entertain as free Englishmen, their own independent opinions. Let them be banded in the two great historic parties in the State—Whig or Tory. It would be an unfortunate thing in this country if any great and influential hod , of men, entertaining differences ...

... 1783, and was therefore in his seventyninth year. The deceased nobleman had for many years been a zealous supporter of the Whig party, and had done good service to his 'political friends during his long career in the House of Commons, more especially ...

... largely on the increase, any 'attempt to unseat llr. Horsnain will be the means of returnaug a Conservative candidate. The Whigs, we are told, nonuser about 600 etcetera, the Conservatives nearly an equal number, and the ultra-Liberals about 300; and this ...

... tioraman; for assuredly history—who is the only impartial judge—will declare that Mr. nommen maintained the great prineiph a of the whig party, when the leaders of that party deserted Clem. I am, itc., DEFENCE. Stroud, Dee. 28, 1881. ast masa or impalas, ma per ...

... famous fir their mummify pmetoselity, the aspirin. way in which they are and appointed, end the celerity of their postage:, Whig rank among the fastest on record. Passengers bolding Victoria Passage Warrants will be forwarded to Melbourne by these clippers ...

... next morning by Sir Edward Ceey, Mayor of Belfast, when he consented to receive an address from the Town Council. The Northern Whig tuis:— The address was read by the Town Clerk. It welcomed Sir Robert Peel to Belfast, referred in terms of commendation to ...