... declines prom that the Tories began the manufacture of these articles—or that the Whigs began it “late;” while it is pure unfairness in him to assume that even if the Whigs did it later,’’ there was no guilt in their thus following suit. is a queer morality ...

... sake of appearances,—though admit that it equally answers Whig purposes in its present position in the Wick group? It is well known that the wind (of change) was wonderfully tempered to shorn (Whig) lambs at that stormy epoch ! Touching, however, the Pot ...

... of Administration—never has been, and never will be, anything but a source of weakness. For it is perfectly useless for the Whigs to try persuade either themselves or the public that they and the Radical Liberals are one party. Their union with the Brighdtes ...

... alluding to what he is pleased to call the Manufacture of Partisan Votes, has the following passage The Courant says that the Whigs tried the same thing—which is true in different sense and degree, and especially to different time. such cases, good deal depends ...

... democratic journal such language would be natural. But the Scotsman is Whig; and we never knew it disinclined to accept all that fortune gave to any nobleman who happened to be Whig too. The late Duke of Bedford was Lord-Lieutenant of one county.—and potent ...

... long adorned the prelude to an extensive reconstruction of the Cabinet. It has been obvious for some time past that the pure Whig party in the House of Commons, the men on whose votes you could rely because a Kusscll or a Cavendish were in the Cabinet, ...

... mistaken But would not do to draw no distinction at ail between Whig and Tory on said points. So he did his best disseminate impression that though both Whig and Tory might have failed, yet the Whig failure would have been far cleverer thing than the Tory failure ...

... and concentrated their whole attention upon the wrong they had suffered at his hands. If Sir Robert Peel had either allowed a Whig Cabinet to carry Free-trade, or had gradually persuaded his own supporters of the necessity of such a change, he would have ...

... disorderly conduct attempted to get a prayer meeting on his own account, but was prevented, and removed from the Island.— Northern Whig. [paragraph advertisements.] MARRIAGE CARDS. Marriage Envelopes and Wedding Stationery Beautifully and Cheaply Furnished by ...

... and honour of Scotland, and which even its bitterest enemy cannot say had failed usefulness. Truly, during the reign of the Whigs the country may well tremble for its institutions. Our poor country, unfortunately, too much resembles the faggot of wood, ...

... of Sir George Grey the Home Office is explained by the statement that, like Sir G. C. Lewis, Le Comte Grey belongs to the Whig party, of which his father was one of the most eminent chiefs.'’ The Secretaryship for Ireland, Pays went on say, was to given ...

... of consumption for money fight each other with, we need not wonder that change is unfashionable. It is unfashionable with Whigs with Tories ; and if Mr Napier really means what says, his only proper chief the House would Mr Bright But dare say he ia bigot ...