... certainly never joined any Whig Club, they equally abstained from Conservative identification members of the Carlton. Upon such nominal supporters party can count ; hence had they, retiring from Parliament, been even replaced Whigs, we should not have reckoned ...

... of our own town to a sense of the practical disfranchisement which they suffer in allowing the representation to monopolized Whig-Radicals ; and a correspondent, Try, sounds the note of preparation for war here when another opportunity offers. There is ...

... their pockets. The two Beaumontfl were usual, found working for the Whigs, in order earn the much-coveted and long-desired title. Mr. Somerset Beaumont is determined to conciliate both Whigs and Radicals : while he votes for every measure brought forward ...

... the country, whenever that opinion has a fair opportunity of being expressed, untram melled by mere Whig or Tory influence. liope the mere Whigs will appreciate this compliment. They voted for the Budget, almost to a man, and this is the way which ...

... Majesty's Ministers once at least during his year of office, without reference to his own estimate of their merits, whether Whigs, Radicals, or Conservatives happen, for the time being, to be in power. As a matter of course, under these circumstances, both ...

... straightforward manifesto of the head the Constitutional party ; and the rebuke which the noble earl administers to the recreant Whigs, and Chancellor of the Exchequer, will be sympathised with all friends of the time-honoured and excellent Constitution of Great ...

... conclusion at which the Commissioners arrived. From this we infer that Sir Richard Bethell's opinion is adverse to that of the Whig Commissioners, because members of the family compact do not fail to support each other, when support can be given, in such ...

... political belief. Therefore, Tories and Radicals being the only political parties, the question is, to which of them do the Whigs belong Naturally, to the Conservatives ; though necessity and ambition have for time united them with the Radicals. The mesalliance ...

... for those who are in favour the rate, let the former refuse to vote for those who are against it. Like the Whig member brought to book by the Whig parson, mentioned in the admirable letter of Septuagenarius, good many who now vote for Sir John Trelawny's ...

... RELIGIOUS EDUCATION IRELAND. Our Whig rulers have a way of their own of getting rid of a difficult question. When it does not suit their purpose to meet it, and grapple with it boldly, they contrive to shirk it, by one or other of the many ingenious ...

... other Church questions. A curious example of the efficacy of such a course is given in the article already largely quoted A Whig parson had voted, as usual, for the Liberal member for his county ; but was surprised on the perusal of the newspapers one ...

... truth, and shaped their conduct accordingly, far their private interests are concerned. Having referred to the break-up of the Whig-Radical compact, and expressed the bebef that the electoral body is sick of mere party discussions and intrigues, and wishes ...