... disgraceful coalition of the ultra- Tories and the Whigs—the Tories, headed by Lord George Bentinok and Mr. Disraeli, actuated by tei Tenge on account Peel preferring hia country jto his party; the Whigs, headed by Lords Palmerston and Russell, and impelled ...

... esteem, either Liberals or Conservatives. The Utter class could not have much reason to speak well of it; since it preferred the Whig to the Tory Premier, all through the last fire years. And, as the Liberals, Mr. Leatilam’s scornful allusion to it, which lately ...

... Bragg, and all others, except Lee, for allowing Fort Fisher to fall. They also call again for Lea as dictator. The Richmond Whig of the 18th publishes an important letter from Jefferson Davis the resolutions introduced in the Confederate House of Repr ...

... this country would be only moderately exciting, and would relieve pleasantly the monotony of the last successful attack upon a Whig Ministry acting in harmony with that of France, We can hardly anticipate any serious contest upon the question of railway ...

... sections of the Liberal party which can be chiefly reproached with unjustifiable disregard of their election promises are the Whigs, who have not voted for Reform, or have gone over to the enemy upon the question, and the extreme Liberals, who have continued ...

... es of Dungarvan during the last thirty-five years, and other Whigs have sat as nominees of the Duke of Devonshire during the same period. But there is no probability that the system of Whig electioneering in that borough, which Mr. Maguire was chiefly ...

... will teach, the people these realms that they must place reliance for Parliaj mentary Reform on those power, whether they Ibo Whigs Tories; but that if they would achieve their object they must rely themselves. And if that should be the result, the Royal ...

... member (or Poole in deprecating the broken promises of the Government. If the hon. gentleman had studied the history of the Whig party would have seen many instances of their melancholy inconsistency.—(Hear.) They were always raising the wind and filling ...

... election for Bmtol, the candidates being Mr. Jame. Evan llaillis. WTug, who supported the West Indian interest, and Mr. Protheroe, Whig, who supported emancipation. Bit John Hare took active part on behalf of Mr. rrotheroe, and barely escaped hie life at one ...

... accept Reform Bill at the hands of Lord Derby, have decided repugnance to one framed by the Whigs for Whig purposes. Chiming in with these we observe certain Whig magnates, who, secure in their own seats by the weight of property, talk loudly against giving ...

... compass must swell. The more noiey the crowd are; Yet for Lords to throw dirt On the Peerage too bad I call— Lord Russell is Whig, Viscount Amber ley Radical; Goes in for the masses, Would trust to the millions To tool their own drag Without Peers for ...

... disposed of, and the House adjourned. We spoke, the other day, of the public opinion of Pall-mall as being in favour of the Whig and Tory policy of deferring Reform tine die. Of course, we did not represent even Pall-mall being unanimous this point; but ...