... might obtain from the cabinet associate and admirer of foreign assassins, could much longer keep the Whigs in office—(loud cheers). The end of the Whigs was speedily at hand, and he trusted that when they were out of power they would be swept into the limbo ...

... Fulford, speculating that Earl Devon would succeed that noble earl in the Queen’s Lieutenancy of the County, described him as a whig. But as to the son of that whiggish sire, he had been his tutor, and had made him a man of decided political views and, in ...

... From neutrality's Against the boaibardiug Of Fed-or of ; Kest and be thankful From assaults oratorical, Quotations historical, Whig precedents, brought out ; From long-winded lecturing, (Somewhat like hectoring), Served up cold, in the shape despatches ; ...

... he chronicler might say—that the Whig ministry which had long held power were turned out office. (Applause.) And the other fact would be that Exeter which had long been divided in its representation between a Whig and Conservative was .represented ...

... that the) nomination made vestry. It would a saving of about ■ - to the parish. the lists were the names six Juries and six Whigs, and he had no doubt that two of eac party would be taken. Mr. Windeatt understood the four outgoing overseers j prepared a ...

... parliamentary meaning af singular Conservatism just now holds the balance of importance. ublic affairs in its hands. By the Whigs all parties have een sickened. There is neither truth nor strength among them. Even the more candid members of what is styled ...

... rashness in predicting”—says our contemporary“ that the day will come—and that before even the present generation of English Whig and Tory statesmen, or the tawdry orgie of the French Empire which the Premier extols in language so Pickwickian, have passed ...

... recorded defeat, Deoadjuvante, of the Whig party in the Lower Houso of Parliament. With the Conservatives personal exaltation, as in the example of Lord Churston, embodies the triumph of honour and integrity;—with the Whigs it is the cloak of defeat and the ...

... Ministers go on Sir Abel Handy's principle Let the tire alone ;'perhaps it will out of itself. After considerable pressure, the Whig Government some eighteen years agi recognized the fact that twenty millions of people possibly require more bishops than sufficed ...

... fair claim upon the Finance Minister. Other portions of the community have obtained advantages during late years ; but the Whig Government have shown no favour whatever to the farmers. This is injustice which will be brought before Parliament, ere the ...

... as it will show foreign powers that English courts of justice will not be influenced indirect acts of intimidation even if Whig Ministers are thus impressionable. Me. Stansfeld, finding public opinion too strong for him, has resigned his office of Junior ...

... have been lightened, and other hardens afflicting to agricultural industry bass been removed ; but what except Whig policy can expect from Whig Administration And are wo not malar to grateful when Mr. Gladstone, after five yean reformatory finance, turns ...