... ABOLITIONIST MANIFESTO OF THE WHIGS. There is good in the Whigs after all; though like the bottom of Patrick's ford, it is sometimes long way to it. The wonder is that men can do so well at one time and so ill at another. But it only proof that in political ...

... The Belfast Riots. —More Deaths.—The Northern Whig, of Saturday, says— Although, the riots have ceased, we shall in all probability, for many days come, have to record the lamentable results of the recent dreadful scenes. We have this morning announce ...

... defeat ConsC the election for Tamworth make the V Te9e^^ pointinent still more galling. In each of tests Conservative replaces a Whig,- ° upon a great division of parties. * .jist^ that the Times is the only one of the v journals that takes any notice of this ...

... of March, to bring in a bill for extending the borough franchise to persons paying £6 rental. This is the measure which the whigs proposed when they wanted to turn Lord Derby out, and dropped when tbey had succeeded. It is a measure to which reformers in ...

... the great Conservative Party must deplore the sad and sorrowful event that has placed Whig-Radical in the House of Commons. Now with respect to the term Whig- Radical owo our reader an explanation. It is the favourite term which our Tory friends ...

... OFFICE. There is a strong family likeness—the likeness that Whig family of place-hunters who seized oll their present offices by false pretences of being ' formers—between the distinguished Whig who now administer respectively the home af foreign offices ...

... Leslie, who conies forward the Whig interest, .and Mr. P. T. Robertson, who appears that of the Conservatives. The polling took place on Wednesday, aud was very close throughout. The result is as follows : —Leslie (Whig), ; Robertson (Conservative), 588; ...

... position. He was born a Whig; and he Inslonged to the ranks of the popular party ; and he filled his post with distinguished grace. He did his best to be a good, honest, open-hearted Whig, according to the fashion of his time a Whig who, with aristocratic ...

... in need. Nor was the Premier for moment unaware of the manner of man he was inviting lend his talents and his character to a Whig Administration. Nothing, it might said, became Mr Stansfeld in his official career like his leaving it, if it wore not equally ...

... they will still found shouting top of their voice, the Whigs have done it all. We have our own quarrel with the Whigs ; but they aro angels of light by the side of Mr Whiteside's party. The Whigs have not the courage to attack abuses ; but it the Tories ...

... displeasure of the Whig-Radical press. In various tones of affected ridicule and real anger they assail the Champion of Conservatism and the Church. The Manchester Guardian, which generally holds the position .of a respectable and influential Whig organ, has ...

... interest or the honour with all Germany on such despatch-writing propensities _ to* ! bestraddle Denmark. He was e»* „ j English Whig could accomp j European politics. The honest 1 that he could twist Beust and and work them up along with ' l' jof Eider down ...