... is here implied to Lord Clarendon should thought a compliment rather than otherwise. CFrom the Spectator.) On the whole, the Whig houses conclude that thoir path is with the people, and the refusals, if rumour speaks truth, have been very frank and decisive ...

... friends among the Whig party in the House of Commons. (Hear, hear ) Kid bis friends around him on the pUtfonn hdd themselves to be Whigs in the was used in 1832. He held exactly the same opinions which the Whigs held in 132 (C£*».) But the Whigs had degenerated-they ...

... against % and a suit, simultaneously .> nC rtftrai Court of Chancery, resulted .in at£g sued them, * the Bank of Liverpool, whig^ nkr tying the bills. Finally the .11 d« prompt measures offered to pa> annate . and entered into a a the bankruptcy * , ; ...

... previous to the firing of the shots. The five prisoners were taken to Newmarket Police Station, where they renjaiu cptoljit'i Whig. ...

... The Dcrbyites would like to intercept it, and see the two millions figure in Sir Stafford Northcote's maiden budget. The Whigs, on the other hand, regard it as Mr Gladstone's lawful and peculiar property; and the people, who have so largely benefited ...

... killed, and five others will be killed by order. The Northern Whig of Tuesday says:—lt was with the greatest concern that we, yesterday morning, had to announce, in a second edition of the Whig, that the dreaded 27.inderpe.it had broken out in Ireland. ...

... effective power and to guarantee their adhesion to the new order of things, will avert the supersession of the middle class. The Whigs are hampered by followers who at heart desire not a perfect representation, but democracy, but a broad bill presented by Tories ...

... important retorm is sdfreform. (Great applause.; Happiness does not depend at all on looking to Government, on looking to Whigs or Tories. (Laughter and cheers.) Trust not princes, trust not politicians, trust not monster demonstrations— (laughter)—trust ...

... becoming —as we doubt not the Journal would have preferred that he should become. —either a Tory like Disraeli, or a renegade Whig Tike Mr Lowe. As to that part of the Journals article which devoted to an attempt to show that, because Mr John Stuart Mill ...

... but graduated suffrage. The Whig's position, as compared with the Con servativu's, our author regards as the most mtenabl of the two, although, Htrange to say, it has been th most successful. Acting on expediency, the Whig ha taken so much of the one ...

... settlement the question and, supported by the Conservative ar^'. to active and efficient part the government oi country ; the Whigs -hen broadly asserted that the Reform Act was final measure. liadicais, Reform Act was angry, disappointed by the Keiorm , ...

... desirous of expressing their sentiments, the discussion was adjourned till tho next ordinary meeting in November. The Northern Whig contradicts a statement made last week by a Belfast paper, that the announcement of a proposed banquet to Mr Gladstone was ...