... into Washington on some one of those guileleE.. April days when the Administration was engaged in re- surrectiouising old Whigs for the purpose of making officeholders of them. Such a clash would have been worth a thousand speeches in support of their ...

... government? A noble lord opposite (the Marquis of Harrington), speaking the other night, as lie had so good a right to ilo, for the whig party, said, We have been taunted with ?? sup- porters of the hon. member for Birmingham. Wei!, upsn certain qustions, such ...

... the dTt-.tors, to Lird Derby's Government for a subsidy. ?? Lc.r.) Tie subsidy to the liverpool line had been i/ii.ited by a Whig Admimstratioc. I said, that being the n«te, I suppose it is a liberal measure-, and I :.ir. only i;-,mg -out what my Libera ...

... either to the Government or to the Parliament, for it. was the gool sense of the Eng- lish people which had brought both the Whig and Tory parties to their senses. But although Parliament had not i to tackle a Reform Bill last session, it had two or three ...

... had stood in apparently hopeless opposition to the views of the Prince who was then on the throne. Dnring the ten years of Whig rule, nominally presided over by Lord Grey and Lord Melbourne, it was the singular fortune of Lord John Russell to carry out ...

... Queen with petitions for the dismissal from her councils of a Minister so mischievously offensive. Not even hatred of a Whig Minister can, however, pal- liate the enormity of Tory shortcomings. Has not a Tory Premier called Rome the plague spot ...

... bleeding sire to son, Though baffled oft is everjwon. (Cheers.) We may believe that all here are liberals, but whether tory or whig, there is no Englishman that would not rejoice iv believing that a3 years pass on there will uot at last be a single nation ...

... given to Mr Edgar Cowan, of Philadelphia, a new man to the nation, but said to have a good local reputation. He was formerly a Whig, and is now known as a moderate Republican, which means a large destitution of Republican principles. It was supposed that ...

... if the anti-slavery Republicans would be injured now, the work of routing them in 1802 would be much simplified. ! Our old Whigs have never forgiven Mr. Sumner for I having helped to defeat them in 1850, aud they I never will forgive him ; aud now that ...

... William Pitt. A Mr. Browning has been appointed to fill the vacancy in the Senate caused by Mr. Douglas's death. He is an old Whig, and a lawyer. It had been recommended that the place should be given to a Democrat, because of the firmness of the Illinois ...

... been prostituted for political pur- poses. Nine-tenths of the rear-admirals in the Nary List were^connected with the great whig families. (Hear, hear, and No, no.) He should be sorry to see the same system introduced into tbe army. The uncovenanted ...

... justly established merits of Lord Brougham, but be ud- dei-stood that the successor to his title — a whig of acknow- ledged ability, who, like some whigs, retired on $n acknow- ledged pension — had retired after a few years on a pension of 2,500/. a year ...