... been preferred to his Whig colleague, the Per missive Mr. Lawscwu At Coventry, two men advanced views polled numbers which Whig could have approached. In our own town, the Chartist Mr. Co wen has been preferred to the Whig Mr. Beaumont, notwithstanding ...

... the Radicals is partially withdrawn from the Whigs and, when it is considered that Radical support has always been necessary to give the Whigs place in the contest, the consternation of the deserted Whigs may be imagined. The Beaumontites are, besides ...

... their absence, or, as usual, obaequeous to the Whigs when a joint-Whig and Radical manoeuvre had to be performed. There must be something to account for this sudden desire to appeal to the country. The Whigs are not usually frantically eager to meet their ...

... loquacious, received a telegram Monday morning from the Whig whip, urging them to go to London and vote for Ministers in the matter of the Westbury scandal. After consulting with the Whig clique iu Durham, the silent member and his loquacious colleague ...

... late what it is to which they are drifting. The Whigs are drifting this time not into a foreign but into a civil war and if it come to that there will many who will not sympathise with those faithless Whig and Liberal clergymen and nobility who will have'J ...

... Reformer, either of abuses or of the constitution he has only been a Whig ; and as Whig he has resisted Reform, and given only so much could not be withheld with safety to bis party. If the Whigs could have retained that command over the constituencies which ...

... pbli ticians to continue in the uninterrupted enjoyment of place, pay, and patronage, for themselves, their relative., the Whig ,-ty clothing) having obtained office some five cars y p which have proved false, and by pledges which i.i\e . redeemed, it ...

... tribulation. Time after time have they entreated the Whigs to complete their contract ; and have alternately cajoled and threatened. During the past autumn and winter, a last effort was made induce the Whigs to act up to the bond but these gentlemen have been ...

... one year from the pockets of the taxpayers. Compared with what they paid a few years ago, it is just double. Previous to the Whigs obtaining the lease of office which they yet possess, the taxation under the Tory Government was but £35,000,000. But what ...

... intended an expression of opinion that the Whigs can, for the present, dispense with Radical support, we know not Neither can we say whether the Radicals, the next general election, will again fraternise with the Whigs cordially as heretofore. But it is quite ...

... Commons will not let tnis great injustice be done. Of course, measure of Whig Reform could be complete without the creation of more Whig patronage, more Whig centralization, and more Whig bungling of accounts. Accordingly, all this is to be done by the bill ...

... and the Whigs, there is antagonism which daily widened by the experience the Whigs are every day gaining from the strikes aud trades' uniouism which is doing so much mischief to capitalists, and not less to labourers. Sooner or later the Whigs and Democrats ...