... this is reality important public crisis. The approaching session will be a sham, electioneering experiment the part of the Whigs—the prelude to a contest involving to all Englishmen vital issues. are to determine, after its brief and tentative labours ...

... ves outnumbered the Whigs and Radicals taken singly, but were not strong enough to cope with the united forces their two opponents. Accordingly the Conservative Premier was defeated by a small majority on the combination of Whigs and Radicals. The combination ...

... prey, And sent out all his motley crew, With prayer, and threat, and trick, and screw, To swell the Whig array. East and west and south and north, The Whig addresses flee, They've resurrectionized the claims poor old Bouverie. Shame on the banker slumbering ...

... state anything farther than that the greatest exertions are being made to bring the whole matter to the public light.—Northern Whig. ...

... intending to contest the seat as the colleague of our present membersbut truth will out, and doubtless > you say, Sir Henry is a Whig. I prefer the man who will cordially and fearlessly express his views and opinions. With your correspondent, then, X hope ...

... police were obliged to draw their swords and charge the crowd in self-defence. This time there were fire-arms,bnt the Northern Whig says that scarcely the briskest periods of the last riots were so many people seen assembled in the disturbed districts. By ...

... with the wishes of the advance Liberals he must certainly lose the support of t e high Whigs, and if he does not comply, a ; l tl ' oU h he will satisfy the Whigs, he will not conciliate the Conservatives whom the death of Loi almersto. has absolutely ...

... either on the part of Mr. Beach or himself, and the canvass of the Whig party commenced several weeks since, when and his colleague were engaged in committees of the House of Commons. The Whig party in that county had for its leaders a number of gentlemen ...

... Ministers recant their Protectionist doctrines. Lord Derby had come into office through the weakness and mischances of the Whigs, and he appealed to the country to discover whether he really possessed its confidence. The answer was the negative; he resigned ...

... those who have remembrance of the profusion of promises which marked their accession to office, will have little faith left in Whig pledges. Mr. Gladstone, indeed, maybe sincerely desirous of a democratic reform, but no other member of the Cabinet, except ...

... who have learnt by long experience to distrust the Whigs. He is playing the Whig game, but will never get an iota of their winnings. He will wake some day to the conviction that the character of a Whig ministry is the same it ever was, fruitful of promise ...

... electors of Wallingford. We grant that jobbery, corruption and nepotism, gross unscrupulous and unblushing, mark the tingle of the Whig Government, and degrade their administration, from the Lord Chancellor on the Woolsack down to the busiest, burliest and basest ...