... notice when compared with aristocratic Durham, with its dukes aud earls, and count palatine bishop ; or that a Whig bishop and a Whig duke, and a Whig lord lieutenant are to be trumpeted for their liberality, while a set of insignificant Liverpool merchants ...

... whom are disinterested .upporters of the present government — a startling but inevitable result of that ay-tern which the Whigs during the'.r long tenure of office have uniformly pursued, to make political service rather than professional eminence the ...

... removal ; and let there ahw be a central committee formed to reccivo contributions for a general attack through Eugland against Whig bribery auj intimidation. I am thoroughly convinced that if Conservatives wilt work and subscribe as they ought many seats ...

... their traceried church and historic school, their great lace factory and prosperous industry, are in the gift of the Whigs, and of the Whigs, too, when they select the beaten candidate of the general election to fight the b ittle of the borough as Lord Pal- ...

... and Lowe, and the moderate Whigs may carry the day. Lord Russell, looking at the matter entirely as a Whig Premier, has evidently not made up his mind from which quarter the wind blows ; and it is a toss up whether the old Whigs or the Radical young men ...

... all are wrong. These are two roads before Earl Russell. He can adopt Reform and Mr. Bright, but then he will lose the old Whigs and the moderate Liberals. Or can shelve Reform, admit Mr. Lowe and Mr. Hors man into the Cabinet. but so lose the Radical ...

... the name ef Thomas Lefroy was unworthy to follow those of Downes, Bushe, Pennefather, or Blackburne, But, alas, in the new Whig levy we look in vain for one man whose appoint- ment as Thomas Lefroy’s successor would not seem an intolerable bathos—we should ...

... impartial function- ary, to whom majorities in the House of Com- mons are as nothing, may ÜBof ully chatter upon the staple Whig topic, and find out, if ho can, whether his admirably made-up con- nection must sink without a solid conces- sion to tho Radicals ...

... Trade, and ether improvements, The question is, will the country support euch a policy? The answer is clear, Everybody, Tory or Whig, is now-a-days, in words, for a Liberal policy. To deterr_ine what con- stitutes a Liberal policy “ifferent parties will recur ...

... of Colston. All classes of Bris- toli.uis agree to support and extend that charity, but they do so in a peculiar way. The Whigs dine together and subscribe to its funds under the name of the Anchor Society; the Conservatives do the Bame under the desig- ...

... impossible that the one office of which Lord Russell can now dispose would be conferred on a meritorious but uninfluential Whig underling, distinguished rather by social qualities than by political knowledge or parliamentary ability. We should have thought ...

... founders, promo- ters, and managers of Church schools. It can hardly be doubted, we think, that the deliberate aim elf this Whig clique who rulo over the Educational Department is either to cut off the Church from the National Society and her own doctrines ...