... Pip It ylay sII sorbs al mistime at the thouslit of Whig tbewaskes from Gamma /or it Y German which the di Warr% the Buda, sad lauds el the Lower Dumb. ; all whirl it may be laeontrorertably asserted that till sow it is sot for theamelres they desired ...

... died at , , his seat, Firgrove Lodge, near Weybridge, on the 11th inst., was, until his retirement from public life, an active Whig politician. He was the son of Thomas Easthope Esq., by his wife, Elizabeth, daughter of John Leaver, Esq., of Overbury, in ...

... PICKINGS FROM PUNCH. THE WHIGS OF LANG SYNE. (The Premier and the new Peers.) Should auld supporters forvot. And never brought to mind: Should auld Whigs be remembered not By Whigs of auld syne. For add lang syne, friends, For auld syne; We’ll gie baith ...

... studiously conciliatory towards th e Liberal Government, and so flavoured with a prescriptive tinge of feeling almos t worthy of a Whig in some of its sentences, that it will be regarded by many as a bi for office.—Spectator, Dec > 1865.] Hear, hear, Spectator ...

... administration of Jamaica and other colonies has been fox the last dozen years nnder the Whigs, Governor Eyre was appointed by a Whig-R.dical government, and is a Whig- Liberal ; and that this attack on the administration of the colony of Jamaica might be ...

... administration of Jamaica and other colonies has been for the last dozen years under the Whigs, Governor Eyre was appointed by a Whig-Radical government, and is a Whig- Liberal; and that this attack on the administration of the colony of Jamaica might be ...

... occasion of the last field-day evelutires of Messrs. Baines and Locke King, the Tories WS to Messes. Lowe, newsman and other Whigs the whole won of resistance. The Conservative body contributed ',lag whatever to the defence of the existing system. 'Their ...

... we are quite sure, it is the understanding or whioli he and his political friends have made an advance towards the .Whigs. The Whigs know Mr. Bright too well to trifle with him. They have approached him, with hate rankling in their hearts; but with sweet ...

... forget his nominal convection with the Whig party. A change has taken lace. The great minister, unhappily, is no more; and 8 is successor has taken his p! ready to avenge old negligences to the Imperial behests of the Whigs. There were two dim satellites, which ...

... when Mr. Disraeli, supplementing his celebrated declaration that a Whig in office is a Conservative in disguise, will aver that, if you want a safe, steady-going, platitudinarian Whig, you can find him among the Radicals in a Liberal Government. ...

... A L his colleagues have now formed will, in all probability, prove destructive of the last hopes of the Whigs. On former occasions they merely coquetted with the Radicals, to whom they did not yield the supremacy. Now, if rumour is to be trusted, and ...

... enforced; when party action interferes with Whig ascendancy, then they pretend to be above such petty considerations. His supporters assert that the rule of party is at an end, and apply the doctrine thus: the Whigs are to monopolise the leading berths, and ...