... retain — l will not use O'Connell'b words, and say those base, brutal, and bloody Whigs— but those base Whigs in office. Tbat is to say— If you want reform, turn out the Whigs and bring in the Tories. Let us contrast with this, however, the well weighed ...

... reference to the question of reform, tbe present administration never meant reform. They meant no change so long as there were Whigs in office. (Hear.) It waa whispered thai t waa intended to trot out the old stalking horae of reform during the next session ...

... reference to th* question of reform, the present administration never meant reform. They meant ao ehaage so loaf m than wan Whigs to office. (Hear.) It wm whispered that t wm intended to trot oat the old stalking hens oi reform during tb* next resriou. ...

... great Argyll family. The Lord Preside!, t of the Conncil ia regarded in Whig coteries as the coming man, as the statesman who by bis connect'ons — bring allied to all the great Whig honees—by his genial nature, which corresponds with that of the present ...

... the Conservative party will be strengthened in the new House of Commons. The Prime Minister — by circum- stances a moderate Whig ; but by nature, and by prin- ciple, and in every fibre and nerve, a Conservative — has been returned for Tiverton. But the ...

... one of the active Ridicals of the previous decade— one who, before the Whigs were mere placemen, swore by Whiggism, risked position aud much more against that Toryism which Whigs seem now to emulate— and who, with millions of thinking men, has arrived ...

... and work for wagu v soon v it is safe for them to do so. This gives the negro question an interesting aspect. The Richmond Whig, of the Bth, says :— Sherman is played out. If our readers do not hear or road of any good news from South Carolina, it is ...

... attacking him, but they fell back in good order, keeping up a constant and severe skirmish with Sherman's vanguard. The Biohmond Whig, ot Monday, says that Wheeler repulsed two ch_rges at Aitken, on the 10th, but was compelled to faU back, the enemy consisting ...

... rejected by that committee, considers tbat be has paramount claims to represent the city. If Mr. Heywood persists, the moderate Whigs and Conservatives will no doubt bring forward a candidate to take advantage of the split. The two seats for Southampton are ...

... vernments, and hazard a promise to Radical allies. Accordingly, a meeting of Whigs and Radicals was summoned, and at that meeting the usual agreement was come to — viz., that the Whigs should get the places and the Radicals should get the promises. (Maoh laughter ...

... form hia own opinion. But I think it may be safely concluded that the Qaeen woald accept with the greatest reluctance a pare Whig or a pore Tory ministry, that Earl Russell woald never again ssrve ss the subordinate of any other statesman, and that Mr. ...

... of tbe Liberal party. They spe- culate upon the baseness of men whom tbey sneer at as Whigs. They imagine that if tbe Tories be again brought into office, the Whigs will buy Radical support at tbe Radical price. Possibly some might. But may there not ...