... and passed, and the Whigs would have been compelled afterwards to introduce another bill, going still further, in order to regain their prestige as Liberals and Reformers. We must here remark, that a Reform measure passed by the Whigs, with a Conservative ...

... snggeeted— not ' that in order to neutralise the extreme of Mr. Fostee and Mr. Stansfeld, Mr, Beioiit, now that has become a Whig, ought also to have a place the Government ...

... SUPPOSED MURDER IX BELFAST. A paragraph appeared ia Friday*! Whig, stating that, the 14th of December, a carter, who was in Belfast on that day, been missing. The ease appear* to be of mystery, when the whole fact* are taken into consideration. and it ...

... not too formidable a Literal' in office, does not exactly belong to the sacred caste of Whig placeholders. It would, besides. I be excessively cruel to give noble Whig lords patronage, and forbid them to use it in any way which is favourable to their own ...

... Ministerial ranks who have, within a few months, voted against the 61. franchise measure are to be found very distinguished Whig family names. 1865, both of the Marquis of Westminster's sons voted against the proposal, and there are three members of that ...

... Edwards, made the speech of the evening, although the veteran Conservative champion, Mr. Fekuaxd, ably seconded his abuse of the Whigs and Demagogues and his ! unstinted laudation of his own party. If the hostile gleaners who follow Mr. Bkigut's slashing scythe-work ...

... —no doubtful token of a resolute attachment to the cause of Liberty. three were brought up as Whigs, and all three became, in course time, Conservative Whigs. But, setting party names aside, all who have had the hoßonr of Mr. Bussell Gurney’s acquaintance ...

... prophesying Brahmins in th* great Whig Hons* somewhere, and I dare say they ate foretelling all sorts of evils that may oome from th* passing of this bill.—(Laughter.) I have heard member, and a member since then of Whig Cabinet, dsclat* that believed that ...

... METROPOLITAN GOSSIP.—LORD RUSSELL. Whatever may be said of Lord Russell a politician,” said an old Whig of quality, the other day, “even the Tories cannot deny that he is true Christian; for returns them nothing but good for evil.” Patronage has indeed ...

... only '- i just out” the day that the mail left New York, it isnrobahl y the first that has reached this country. —Nortf tern Whig, Loss of Two Merchant Ships*- -Intelligence was received Bristol on Saturday of the loss of the St. George, bound from Uuebec ...

... persecution of Whig candidates, and are at present rather favourably inclined towards the advanced Reformers. It is now, indeed, that the Reform party may accomplish all their well-matured purposes if they do not make too extravagant demands. The Whigs cannot ...

... is Mr. Bussell Gurney. It is possibly not the intention of Earl Bussell make the present Ministry be regarded solely a great Whig institution, of which his Lordship forms the central figure ; but the delay which has occurred in filling up vacant appointments ...