... rewarded on losing his ocat, ao immediate appoint■••at to a Deputy Lieutenancy on 21st April, 1866, by our Whig Lord Lieutenant. So much for Whig Goverumdu’e (dis)approval of bribery one of its supp>rtsrs. Out upon such humbug, then, as that of tbe Liverpool ...

... Scotland to 2of them. But here Ireland gels none of them. In truth, Whig-radical jugglery pervade* Ilia entire proposals for redistribution. Not few the virtually pocket-boroughs of the great Whig borough monger* are spared,—s •hameles, instance of «hich ia ...

... bystander*.” The Dehocratic Bill is near its Isst gssp. The Ministerial Exit rrill soon follow it. The foreseen doom of the Whig-ltsdical Administration can neither be averted nor delated much longer. They were again virtually defeated on Mr. Hunt's very ...

... only demented. Ah ! wherefore should sh? founder When that might prevented f What, 0 thou, prone the twaddle, To quote, of Whig tradition! Would Mr. Fox, thy model. Hare done in thy pwttioo ? Self-terrific*, from won ing Hope's shipwreck, insure os, overboard ...

... and so honourably delegated him —whatever may become of coy or shy Whigs, or of impracticable but ambitious Adullamitcs.” Questionless, the mire honest section of the Constitutional Whigs will steadily support the Administration of the patriot Eabi. But ...

... Government, but, the heir of great Whig ducal bous^an aspirant to Cabinet honours. He is not supposed to have much ability. Ability among the modern Whigs is out of the question. He is not eloquent. Eloquence among the modern Whigs is held vulgar. Bat he has ...

... nttermost. They | were consequences, also, which no constitutional. Whig eonid contemplate withont deairing—if not resolving—by all legitimate means, to avert them., In the present instsnee, the Whigs anticipated the Conservalires; and (he eondoct of the oppoeition ...

... no such flattering unction to tbeir anguished souls. The heir of the Marquisate of Westminster has always been a consistent Whig, and has voted steadfastly with bis party, upon all great constitutional questions. Ho has sought neither place nor power; ...

... them, without attempting to deal with tbe question of Parliamentary Reform—that the of our foreign relations, complicated by Whig mismanage* meat, Is, in many respects, so critical as to demand inctssant vigilance and almost undivided attention—and that ...

... been prnnd to follow Bari Stataefir Bot ihe Ooxernment, failing to otmtult tho faelinn and wiabea of the great majority of the Whig pwty, and going for eonnoel to the Bright party, had latt Unit treditiona, and, eonaequantly, aome member, that Houao mid m»frr ...

... Ha renewed >e conduct th. Tory patty all meaaona affectmg the welfare toe people, in abortoning the boura of labour in apit* Whig Oovernmeota and Itaa olrouaona opposition of toe boo. m. for Birmingham. (Cheer*.) let they wer* told they knew nothing of ...

... Walpole's amendment to fix the Connty Occupation Franchise at £2O, instead of at the meaningless figure of £l4, the combined Whig- Kadicals and Republicans were not equally lucky. Their proTions majority dwindled down to one-half barring aingle rote. Tht ...