... 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 ...

... whose members had linked themselves with the Whig government, would take immediate action, so to have fitting candidates for th* next election—men who would hold themselves independent of every government, Whig or Tory, who wou,d not consider ithe just claims ...

... in the hands of our readers, the great party fight in the British Parliament will have been decided, amidst loud shouts of Whig or Tory exultation. Every one knows, of course, that this fight is a desperate business, and that all England is thrilling ...

... Saturday morning's debate in the House of Commons, I was simple enough to believe that Mr. Maguire was in opposition to the Whigs, and was recognised an independent member. On examining the division list, I find that Mr. Maguire neither spoke nor voted ...

... against Ministers from England, Wales, or Scotland. The most advanced Liberals,” as well the most antique and uuprogressive Whigs, supported them. Some of the severest speeches against Ministers were spoken by members of the British Liberal party ; but ...

... “ Freedom of election” is a phrase which sounds like a sarcasm in this region of crowbar-work and notices to quit; and thus Whig place-seeking and landlord oppression are able to wreak their will at many a hustings and call the farce an election. But there ...

... electors to choose Nationalist, or at any rate an honest politician, as a Whig Cawtholic place-hunter or a Tory West-Briton. If, however, such constituencies prefer to elect the Whig place-hunter or the Tory West-Briton, let the blame be fixed on the right ...

... had been urged to the contrary, inferior seed was used, or where lands uusnited to the crop were sown with flaxseed.—Awt/iem Whig. ...

... have been always Whigs, and they will be Whigs still; but their conduct on this occasion is the best proof of the truth, the prudence, and the efficacy the much-abased policy of Independent Opposition. Mr. Cogan—always hitherto a Whig, and, as he avows ...

... the rate of labourers’ wages has not risen as it was represented to have done by the spouters and the literary hacks of the Whig party in Ireland; it is true that the condition of Ireland in 1845 was better than it is to-day, and that the Irish people ...

... feasible to return independent candidate; that is, supposing his Grace the Primate would prefer such member to either Tory or Whig. Should do so, Louth will exhibit what Bishop, Priests, and People banded together can achieve. As for tho connty boroughs ...

... restlved, by a small majority, that “ the Irish vote should be given against the Government. Nevertheless, some of the ultra Whig Liberals will certainly stick by their masters, and we believe the following will be found a pretty accurate indication of ...