... parties have appeared .all gidf—the difliculty being to pick out a solid spot upon which found ureco. Tho 'Whigs are admittedly extinct—the old Whigs of 1688 that is: Tories were all hut defunct There was more fricndsliip between these factions and more ...

... country has at last resolved on having no further shillyshallying in reference to this matter. Professed Tories and lukewarm Whigs—and there is no perceptible shade of difference between the two classes of politicians—are constantly telling us that the nation ...

... Reform. Every member has his own separate, but withall very indistinct, idea of what Reform is or ought to be. Every unhappy Whig has his own uncomfortable and unsatis- factory idea on the subject. They all differ as to how far Reform ought to go, whom ...

... that if this Government fall, presided over by the most eminent statesmen now living of the Whig party, we are likely to see the entire extinction of the Whigs as a governing party in the affairs of this country; but whether the Government arc equal to ...

... Goschen into the Cabinet ? A more flagrant illustration of a rounc man in square hole was never given to the wo.-ld even by a Whig Government. A remarkable letter irom the Central Council of the International Working Men's Association appears in the ...

... Reformers, your projects pursue, And this noble Idea keep ever view,* Let but Numbers and Notes the ascendency gain, then both Whigs and Tories, on Salisbury Plain, Will lie Down, down,—all you down! Blackwood’s Magazine. 6lfumnfl.s. Australia and Europe formerly ...

... obedient p S.—Those who wish aid in this honourable work sddress line to me. Tune* and Mirror office, Smallstreet The Northern Whig has the following paragraph; ••We regret to learn that the great Irish writer is sufferin' under severe physical infirmity ...

... inferior office has doubt purged him his plebeian taiut, and rendered him fit company for the noble and aristocratic Whigs whom only hitherto Whig leaders have condescended to recognize and associate with. young and energetic man, well versed in finance, he ...

... legislation nothing is certain $ but I maintain that the escape of the head certre was @ grand stroke of Whig policy—it was conciliation. Con- ciliation was a Whig invention, and they have reason to be proud of it. They have conciliated the Romanist clergy into ...

... who are influential will not be slow to use their influence on behalf of William Carleton, a North of Ireland man.— Northern Whig. The late Lord Edward St. Maur.—The London correspondent of the Manchester Guardian says :—The Duke of Somerset has been suddenly ...

... reading of the Whig Heform Kill which proposed the disfranchisement Guildford and' other towns, avid said Wheal* was proposed that the measure should be set»t';iuto committee I opportunity drawing contrast between the proceedings of the Whig Government with ...

... endorsement of all honest reformers (Applause.) Then take my friend Mr Goschen. (Applause.) These are not men taken from old Whig families simply because they are blessed with a connection and a name. They are men who have fought their names up, and have ...