... blandest tones recently promised “to consider “the subject,” yet at the last, when it came before the House and toa vote, the Whigs gave it their most bitter opposition. The Conservatives to a man voted with Mr Hennessy, and we regard it as a happy omen, ...

... CAPITAL AND LABOUR. England dislikes coalitions. The member for Bucks meant psrty coalitions, of the Whigs with Lord North in the last, and of Whigs and Peebles in the present, century. There ate other coalitions to which England does not object, it they ...

... party, Whig or Tory. Whigs, of course, will answer “no;” Tories would answer “ no” if asked, Would you bring in the Whigs ?” the Tories being in power. . T • But there is, or at least there was, amongst lri:,n politicians a party other than these Whig and ...

... not care about Conservatism. did not thiuk the Whigs contemplated the ruin of the Church, though he was happy to say he never was a Whig, and he prayed God he never might be, for he was of opinion that a Whig was a cieature completely out of the pale of ...

... which appear to indicate that her Majesty's Ministers were meditating a coup de main. Whig candidates are slyly feeling their way in certain constituencies where a Whig has not dared to show his face for where success could only be Now, by the aid of a ...

... actual machinery of government. the. Irish, instead of having a Whig lord who has always been in at the death of a Tory Government, or a Tory lord who has always been in at the death of a Whig Government, were nominally ruled by a son of the Queeu, we are ...

... which the Whigs not the of the present, but also how they forestall the future. The Lord Lieutenant of the county of Somerset (Lord Portman), a Whig, aged 65 years, resigns his thereby making way for the appointment of Lord Cork, another Whig nobleman ...

... unpolled, while the Whigs had polled to a man, and not only so, but several who had always been on the Conservative side had actually recorded their votes in favour of the Whig candidate, and with all this the contest was carried by the Whigs a very narrow ...

... Justice Monahan will be the presiding judges. This is not the fact. Tbe judges will be Baron Deasy and Judge Christian —Northern Whig. ...

... the fact that the great liberal principles of '88 constituted traditionally the proper political faith alike of the English Whigs and of the Irish gentry, and that if the Government had the courage and sagacity to return to these principles they would find ...

... Sir J. D. Elphinstone, Messrs. Laird, Corry, Talbot, Hennessy, Sir F. Baring, Peto, Paxton, and Berkeley 7 Conservatives, 1 Whig, Radicals—against Lord C. Paget, Messrs. Stansl'eld, Baxter, Leatham, Lawson—all Ministerialists. Lord Palmerston has promised ...

... movements which appear to indicate that her Majesty's Ministers meditate a coup dt main. Whig candidates are slyly feeling their way in certain constituencies where a Whig baa not dared to show bis face for many years before, and where success could only be ...