... say, the Whigs have for years been tO purchase a party in Ireland by •party of on common law bench, by making e f sheriffs and high sheriffs of toadies. This ao - called Liberals is not confined to Ireland. BRIO 1832 secured to the Whigs (not to their ...

... constituencies of Marylebene, Lambeth, the Tower Hamlets, or Finsbury. All this, however, is the inevitable result of a protracted Whig rule. Ido hope that those of our friends who think that a year or two more or less of Lord Palmerston is of no great consequence ...

... avowal from a follower of the Whig policy. The change was effected so long ago that it was almost forgotten. The Radicals must have rejoiced over the Rochester speech as antiquarians do over a discovery. Really, then, the Whigs did make one , concession ...

... He'll never do good at the town by the Exe. With power irresistible, the author of Christabel, Used long since to sweep the Whig-Radical decks; Though kin to the poet, his actions don't show it, This renegade Coleridge who flies from the Exe. In days that ...

... the something valuable; and he will find that this is of Northern Whig furnishes more material calling for more importance, both to himself and to the world, investigation. To-day's Whig gives the following , than a priori theories which are unsupported ...

... many difficulties, and would enable him to overcome more. It was time the agricultural ranks were a united bady—forgetting the Whig and Tory divisions, and showing that they were for the cause of agriculture only. Let them adhere to the party which really ...

... civilisation. But as an excuse for all these miserable Kaffir wars, in which the names of KRELI and SANDILLI so ominously occur, Whig pleaders invariably urge that we are invaded in our own territory by the Kaffir tribes. The truth is that we have not yet learned ...

... gentleman with a carpet, worth twenty-five thousand rupees. The trophy has come home. It has been offered and accepted; but the Whig Minister has cautiously abstained from any public celebration of his testimonial. Quietly laid down in a drawing-room, or a ...

... to organised outrage and premeditated murder. The Northern, Whig falls foul of both those journals, and they fall foal of it; but, passing over the editorial quarrels, I give you the Whig's latest comment on the riots : That a great commercial town ...

... because we could not or would not understand the lesson they taught us. Yet it seems that, under the merciful economy of a Whig Administration, we are once more entering upon a course of instruction in the Kaffir academy, at the cost of a million or two ...

... acts of an official body. The country, properly appealed to, will not fail to appreciate the points of difference between the Whig ministries of 1841 and of 1864. The former was weak and vacillating; so is the latter, but it is likewise disgraceful and ...

... singular interest. There has been no contest in the city for the last twelve years. Mr. DIVETT, the late nannber, though a decided Whig, was so much esteemed in private and social life that he won the respect of all parties. Many a good Conservative, true to ...