... have none of them. That Lord Carington should desire to see his eldest son Parliament, and that the great Whig families should wish to see the Whig element again introduced into the representation, we do not deny; but the accomplishment of these objects ...

... Willoughby. It appeared that the prisoner we, tramping the country, with her father and mother and three other children, all Whig in a deplorable state of destitution, and that she called at P.C. Wilknighby's boon., at Dieter% and lading no one at home ...

... altogether failed its object. It will stand recorded in the pages of Hansard as a damning condemnation of the foreign policy of a Whig-Radical Government during one of the most momentous periods of European history, and as a noble vindication of the political ...

... when the Whigs wore brought Into power by majority of thirteen. la divided ittll 1864, and the majority baa over from one side to the other. Instead twenty-one supporters of the Whigs, there are now eleven; Instead of eight opponenta of the Whigs, there ...

... long time, and we should look very foolish if we did nothing more than stop commerce, and destroy tew ships of war. But the Whigs have been threatening war and now shrink from their words; this haS exasperated the public and led to the movement of the ...

... wonderful statesman has not been heard much this session. India seems to be thought, about as much importance Ireland the Whigs, who have sent out an ex-hatter, a railway director, and a Treasury muff to regenerate the country! Denmark, the debate has ...

... thi« town—an institution hare often felt be wanted. In doing so, howerer, let me be I wish ‘•dekmtmy society —an array of whigs against tories—discussing some passing political question, and hot, excited and angry over it; discussion forum,” where impunity ...

... Omrt Journal) that there ia spoi> ...