... that official alliance between extreme politicians into which the Whigs sometimes enter:— While, in deference to their inalienable rights, the official drawing-room is occupied by the Whigs, the official stewards-room is generously abandoned to the Radicals ...

... it is at present conducted. In political principle the Spectator Whig, but with more decided tendency towards reforms at home and the extension of orderly freedom abroad than the old Whigs were supposed to have. Since its establishment, however, 1828, has ...

... one churchwarden and two overseers who were of the Whig party, and one churchwarden and one overseer who were of the Conservative party. Inasmuch as that was the sta'e of things, he thought that the Whigs ought to be content even if party question,had anything ...

... condemns. But it was no part his duty to suggest a policy ; he had simply to find fault—to say all manner of evil against the Whigs, and to eulogize the Tories, who, if they took office *°'jiorrow would be compelled to carry out the lews of their predecessors ...

... such auxiliary must admitted by ever} one. We cannot, however, forget, that the Volunteer svstem owes little to tho present Whig-Radical Government. The movement, its outset, met with no official encouragement; on the was viewed with indifference, ant ...

... • cut!. -Thomas Bevan was charged with attempting to remise tbe lot prim mar after pottermea had takes him moody. The °dram Whig proved, be am fined I.M. and as. oast. -Samuel was charted by P.C. Cieorga Jura with meowing moues at him when tilled the two ...

... see is such an amendment of the existing system as would enable his tenants, and the tenants of the rich landowners, whether Whig or Tory, to vote as their consciences might dictate. Mr. Grenville is even more general in the exposition of his views than ...

... (Voice : Turn out Lord John Russell—laughter). The Whig policy came out of a very old book. A place ; how to get and how keep it, , by old Whig—(laughter). Centralisation was the domestic policy of (be Whigs,who attempted to overthrow local Government, and ...

... Conservative counter-check upon every act of the Government it would long since have collapsed and Perished, without oue solitary Whig Radical being left to mourn its inglorious end. ...

... ind-fl*rmcn.i Will it be credited that in an article of the Pusgolo (the same vile print whence the Dai’y News and others of your Whig contenporaries reproduced the slinderson tho Queen of Naples), oar beloved Qieen is accused of the odious viee of drankennass ...

... without. so far as we remember, taking a prominent pert in any of its debates, yot on coming into office on the overthrow of the Whigs in 1841, he gave the Hon. Mr. Baring the post of one of the Secretaries to the Board of Control, an office that is now represented ...

... the deters, custom bad a the goods first, then to go to the pay-office and get the the, return and pay for the goods. Wiliam Whig/may said that a change had taken plate the lett three troth& ; that the workmen now got the orb the. rid fee the geed Mr. iced ...