... strength of the Whig party. He is the slave of traditions; and, constituted as the present House of Commons is, the traditional policy of the Whig party is practically. impossible. It meets the noble Earl on the threphhold he desires to have a Whig Cabinet, ...

... strength of the Whig party. He is the slave of traditions; and, constituted as the present House of Commons is, the traditional policy of the Whig party is practically impossible. It meets the noble Earl on the threshhold ; he desires to have a Whig Cabinet, ...

... the Whigs have been strong when they have been conservative. The late Earl Grey, when leader of the House of Commons, used all the weight of his great authority to neutralise the Radicals. Twothirds of the first Reform Parliament were either Whigs or ...

... the Whigs have been strong when they have been conservative. The late Earl Grey, when leader of the House of Commons, used all the weight of his great authority to neutralise the Radicals. Twothirds of the first Reform Parliament were either Whigs or ...

... language while drunk. Another private of the 18th Royal Irish has been arrested at Cork for singing disloyal songs. The Northern Whig reports the arrest of John li`Donald at Hillsborough, County Down, with Federal uniform, documents, and money. A gunboat continues ...

... language while drunk. Another private of the 18th Royal Irish has been arrested at Cork for singing disloyal songs. The Northern Whig reports the arrest of John M`Donald at Hillsborough, County Down, with Federal uniform, documents, and money. A gunboat continues ...

... with the one on the Reform question, the effect is somewhat overpowering. What, then, was the occasion chosen by the veteran Whig baronet for that extraordinary ebullition of vigour, earnestness, and decision ? It was the second reading of Mr. Monsell's ...

... it is true, were called superfluous luxuries ; unless to a Whig, such a phrase could hardly embody an argument. If thel be superfluotiS luxuries, however, what is to be said of the Whig aristocracy, who have grown fat and sleek upon Church property ...

... is true, were called superfluous luxuries ; but, unless to a Whig, such a phrase could hardly embody an argument. If they superfluous luxuries, however, what is to be said of the Whig aristocracy, who have grown fat and sleek upon Church property ...

... with the one on the Reform question, the effect is somewhat overpowering. What, then, was the occasion chosen by the veteran Whig baronet for that extraordinary ebullition of vigour, earnestness, and decision? It was the second reading of Mr. Monsell's ...

... language while drunk. Another private of the 18th Royal Irish has been arrested at Cork for singing disloyal songs. The Northern Whig reports the arrest of John Al'Donald at Hillsborough, County Down, with Federal uniform, documents, and money. A gunboat continues ...

... There is no political party to correspond with the original Whigs any more than with th e or i g i nal Tories. Th e reason is plai n . That state of thi ngs, that epoch, w hich produced Whigs and Tories has passed away never to return. The only possible ...