... was more excitement last time, for then the Whigs intended to throw out the Tories, but, if we are to judge from the Buckinghamshire manifesto, the Tories are not now really intending to throw out the Whigs. Coutests always bring out party feeling, bet ...

... of the Whig party for the succeeding ten years. Between 1641 and 1846 Lord Palmerston was in opposition. In December, 1845, when the repeal of the Corn laws became unavoidable, Sir R. Peel resigned, and Lord J. Russell undertook to form a Whig Government ...

... this rowan prow* Ismael the question of what to do with a had be tabs Ms the hands of our Gnomon; will be gel elff of. The Whig of the yet!: The telegram irom New at the 16th matioeed by us yesterday, MI seasbea the bfissiodppi River at Tunics Beeksoll ...

... as any niontber of the Cabinet, They brow pusely well what was the amount of the ken the Wipers which had been laid on the Whig mil Natural sagacity must have led wen (a Loeb) to believe that with regard to the firs duty the Government were bound to adopt ...

... being him. sympathies are entirely enlisted for this soldier: he has neither the joy of being acquitted, in r the excitement of Whig tried, lie Li oulte a eivt bie man by Wane , but hitn, and the of the trial stultifies hint Thu few ,iffli of law which are ...

... here and there from the wifelike thrown from one faction at the other. This time there were no fire-arms, but the Northern Whig says that scarcely in the briskest periods of the riots were so many people seen assembled in the oisturbed districts By the ...

... saying what Moore long ago happily said of the Whigs of his day, to whom such men as those alluded to would have belonged : As bees, on flowers alighting, cease their hum, So, settling into places, Whigs grow dumb. Whether these gentlemen will be as prominent ...

... of Commons, and the only commoner who has worn the Garter since Lord Castlereagh • and all the recently named knights are Whigs with the notable exception of Lord Derby, who was appointed at the Queen's desire. May it not, then, he said that the order ...

... neseh of a politician to study the graces at literary avreilik his hand was sharply felt in the Tory missider on. The New Whig Guide. • WWI the Liberal oppositio was mainly ire by Lord Palmerston, Sir Wilson Croker. Paimen te ton wro a II babe seder ...

... to be merged in the average conventionalism of a Whig Ministry. He will absorb Russell, rather than let ussell absorb Bright. In other words, if he joined ,e Ministry, the Ministry must cease to be Whig, ui learn to become Brightite. Such a phenomenon ...

... adoptioa of • particular is sad their fallowing op that with sa watch sad • reacklation which serer faltered. Ilsgesphtas Whigs : iniasat Investors sad I coverers. IYea MINOS ler Ossissereial Military Wansi Hatirte lei rtarihropy mems. . sad Milan* Artists ...

... up, and we mast make our selection. Some people say there is no difference now between Whig and Tory. Well, I don't quite believe that, tnough there are some Whigs very like some Tories ; but in the two candidates that are now offered to you there is ...