... the true value of Whig professions, that the Radicals will be in no hurry to replace them in office, let them once be out of it, except on terms to which the Whigs, on their part, will be in no hurry to submit. But although the Whigs have retained office ...

... and policy have not on the whole eminently conduced to its interests. In the words of the fine old song— “We ask not be thou Whig or Tory, For Commonwealth or Right Divine? Say, dear to thee is England’s glory Then gie’ us a hand of thine.” There is no ...

... had its due weight with the violent Ultramontanists of the present age. HISTOKICTJS. ■*■ It is rumoured (says the Northern Whig) that the Lord Advocate ia about to be raised to the House of Lords, as the decease of Lord Campbell and the failing | health ...

... Poaching Bill, which roused nominal Toriea like Lord Stanley into sarcastic censure, never extracted word from the nominal Whig. Sir George Grey was left to fight the battle against the poulterer aristocracy alone. A Premier, notoriously intolerant of ...

... the hot water 117011316 of the Caroudelet, at the time they attempted to beard, were thrown directly into her. The Richmond Whig of July the 17th publishes the following despatches In reference to the reported exploit of the rebel ram Arkansas, near Vicksburg ...

... arrived here this morning on their tour of inspection. The levee will take place Friday next. Belfast, Wednesday. The Northern Whig of to day says private telegram has been received from Mrs. Herdman, who is nowin London, announcing that the Lord-Lieutenant ...

... and united Italy, the nominees of the Irish priests would rush into opposition ? And is it not equally certain that if the Whig leaders again held up the banner of demo- cratic reform the whole gang of Radi- el would follow it once more ? It is true enough ...

... all the influence of two lead- ing Whig families, be secured for a member of one of them who had formerly held it. And at Lincoln, the hazardous experiment of vacating a seat unnecessarily was attended by another Whig defeat, and the return of a moderate ...

... world. It is thought to denote a determination on the part of the Manchester men to break up entirely their alliance with the Whigs,—a most dishonest and dishonourable union for both parties,—and to act really independently, supporting measures not men, a ...

... his views by co-operating with either party. Tbat might be wise, if in resorting to tbe Tories in anger with the too tardy Whigs, he did not leap out of the frying-pan into the fire. And it has already received a check from the good sense of the more ...

... head iu 1860 Whatever professed Liberals may think the country will not for ever remain quiet under its heavy burdens and if Whig statesmanship can nothing better for the nation than it done for some time it will have to make room for honester and abler ...

... lord g to eonsider—tind I am not now speaking am , I not saying that which an afier-dinase may be supposed to convey, but lam Whig She dreful thoughts of many months' Ilea, mid why I have ed the thoughts Ise the weed occasion is, because of the feet I sided ...