... has been to double the number those who come under the denomination of vagrants and tramps. About the Whigs in Ireland.—When wo 1 remember what Whig rule always has been in Irelandalternate insult and conciliation —a Durham letter to-ilay, denunciation ...

... to suppose that the great Conservative party will learn with dismay that England remains rich and prosperous, even under a Whig or Radical administration, a gross and gratuitous impertinence. -♦ The members of the Commission of Inquiry unto the Jamaica ...

... 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 ...

... suited to the present condition of those countries. One thing cct they are not founded the Constitution 1 herself. Concocted Whig Radical administration , those Constitutions have been framed rather upon the democratic model of the United States than that ...

... Russell actually otfered him ollice under his new administration. Bu 10 'n aloof from political bias, and enlisting in the Whig a ica band raised Lord Palmcrston's successor, are very different things : Lord* Stanley at once refused the proffer; and 111 ...

... Cavalry shall not called upon to do duty in the year 1866. We beg the officers that force to remark that the intention of the Whig Government is to extinguish them entirely. The object is not a new one. Why it has been pursued it seems difficult to understand; ...

... al party in Leeds at the general election was won by artisan association, artisan enthusiasm, and artisan„votes, which the Whig-Radical, in a spirit of contempt and resentment, would now swamp with the suffrages of inferior class. They are firm to the ...

... force of much longer standing, and (if possible) still greater importance. To this branch of our Volunteers every successive Whig Administration has shown downright hostility. Their services have been slighted, their privileges have been disregarded ; and ...

... THE BUSY WHIGS. I remember saying many years ago that we were like bees working in glass hives, our proceedings in Parliament and everywhere were so open; but I have heard that bees in glass hives take the precaution to cover them up first with wax ...

... without a controlling hand to guide them.' 'They arc evidently so much at a loss what line to take, and how to take it.' The Whigs are falling off from them; the Peelites are used up; Mr. Cardwell and the Attorney-General are all that remain of that clever ...

... humiliating enough to Earl Russell's Administration, though it is only what the country has been prepared to expect. The old Whig statesman—the patriarch of Reform- —the Lord John of the olden time— would now gladly Rest and be thankful, but his younger ...

... may gazetie him. The Tories neglect all this sadly. They have no piomising colts, or if they have they won't back them. The Whigs arc their masters in all the rogueries of office,'and in nothing is this more conspicuous than in the way which they manage ...