... political views, who would have watched over their interests, and the interests of the country at large, without reference to Whig family parties, or exclusive oligarchical claims. No doubt, the success of the Liberal Candidate admits of easy explanation ...

... fairly found out the hollowness, the treachery, and the incurable selfishness of the Whigs. Ireland has invariably been made the stalking-horse of Whig ambition, and Whig statesmen have used and abused her their pleasure. But there are few Irishmen who do ...

... , and that public men should trim their opinions in order suit different classes of voters, as we have just seen done the Whigs, represented Tynemouth Mr. Otway and Flintshire by Lord Hold. Grosvenor. The State derives benefit from, appeals to passion ...

... at the Foreign Office, they would have had room whateverfor misconception or mistake ; but, with a worn-out, self-sufficient Whig, like Lord J. Russell, at the helm, mistake and nriscon- ception were almost inevitable. So much we concede in their favour ...

... THE CALUMNIES AGAINST THE CONSERVATIVE PARTY. The very few quarters into which the collapsing Whig organ in Gateshead finds its way, would be grieved last week to find in it a most unfounded and ungentlemanly attack upon the leaders the Conservative party ...

... Queries to be answer* » end of June, in lieu of a religious census bill. ere that important bill shelved? Is the time-sen Whig or a Tory ? Is he related, by affinity or to any northern prelate or potentate T HE LIT ERA RYAN D PHI LOSO SOCIELY. . . j ...

... of 1852 had only a short tenure of office. The Governments which succeeded it treated the material interests of Ireland, as Whigs and Radicals ever have done, with studied neglect and contempt ; and the object which Lord Eglintoun had so much at heart was ...

... c' ney's Bill, for they * iu >*» If t» t Church to'those wn fabrics to * duty this time, the are infofmed the n tbe Irate Whigs will absent cr effort should therefore yb nationaUtyofthe ...

... heard e, Z° English, Never mind, sir, P ,°riti i -ti c f W ? u - T voice might almost be ■ 'wl W Could then teU the fate the Whig TX have believed that, with Lord J 6r ' Rea, t after seat would lie snatched from Pah Courts popularity. It is a low and mis- ...

... They have been punished enough, and have long fought loosely. There never, perhaps, was more ineffectual Government than the Whig-Radical Coalition. They have literally done nothing in Parliament. Abroad they are used and despised, and this great nation ...

... bundled to one that an appeal from the decision of Commissioner, whether sitting in Basinghall Street or in the country, any Whig-made Judge, presiding Westminster Hall, would be found, in practice, to be an ippeal from competent to incompetent tri bunal ...

... SPIRIT THE LONDON PRESS. IRELAND AND THE WHIGS. (From the Pre.:*.) lost the Whigs forever. During the Ministry of the first Earl Grey the Whigs had large, powerful, and popular Ireland : two-thirds of her representatives invariably • consistently supported ...