... Temples, though in his branch of the familTories for sixty years and more, hail all origiaally been Whigs. Mr.Gladatone could advance no such claims upon Whig acceptance as these. The son of a successful merchant who began life in a shipbuilding house in ...

... question. Ireland, under Whig rule, is steadily emptying of all its available population. The late Premier bade them go, and it would seem as if his spirit was urging them across the Atlantic. We have the wonderful spectacle of Whig stateemeu rejoicing over ...

... isiastic 3right, drmt- other le int- graph, than umbers to a been on of ration rows their 7 , mg. t the oblies. :wand show n this Whigs • their icimen slieves seven- &gine, noted, rain to not se as rroup- ation. Letter. itches- a Lmoto- orting let for has as ...

... an calm itical judgment of Bat this Bill « es not it The popular impres- sion —right or wrong —is that it is a Bull, whieh Whigs may perhaps accept, bat which only Radicals can really like ; amd no such Bill will satisfy the nation. The Government have ...

... ideas upon all subjects connected with finance. Men of that class are apt to be rare in Cabinets, they are specially rare in Whig Cabinets, and we do not know a man more likely to have saved his colleagues from blunders on Eoglish affairs than the. late ...

... blouse. For the first time in many years a man under thirty-five, not descended from a great house, or the son-in law of a Whig peer, will have been admitted into the Cabinet, and it seems therefore once more possible for a young man to rise, to rise ...

... English -v history has arrived when old party oe broken up and new ones formed — resistance to a danger renders junetion of Whigs with Conservatives •• • . ther — sie still i with it, tall think the whether the dis sobered the par teupenoi at nolusee, eat ...

... f, CARMARTHEN, FRIDAY, JUNE 29, 1866. some of the more Conservative Whigs will join Lord Derby, who would be prepared to concede to them an adequate representation in the Cabinet.—Tones. We recommend our readers to receive with all re- serve the rumours ...

... King William II f. He got exceedingly drunk, and, seeing the Bishop rather disconcerted at the superfluous zeal of one of the Whig company, who wont on his knees to do honour to the toast, whispered in the episcopal ear, — Do laugh, my lord: pray laugh; ...

... rejected from Whig bands for a quarter of a century, was passed at length by a Tory Minister, under a strong pressure front without—unaccompanied by those other healing measures with which the wiser policy of who therein remained a good Whig, would, in 1801 ...

... and in Opposition to side with and lead the Democratic fiction. What is the result? A few years of official existence to the Whigs, chequered, however , by reveries and disasters many and grevious, a crisis at last, and annihilation in prospect. Many imagine ...

... trusied to the who were at present framing a Reform Bill, they would be deceived ; and if they trusted to the Let them work Whigs, they would be disappuinted and for themselves on honourable, truc, and mstitutional principles (cleers) aml if they did thts ...