... had Well more from Whig than Tory n ...

... popular with the mass, Thus the was persistently claimed for the Whigs. game of parties and politics has been played tor many a long day without a word or a warning being uttered by Whig or Liberal in deprecation of Radical democracy and demagogy. But ...

... silence of nearly twenty sessions, and delivered a neat little address. In passing, it y be observed that he repre- sents a great Whig family—of which his father, the Marquis of Westminster, is the head—and therefore has a right to take things easy in Parliament ...

... complete Conservative ; not through any unwillingness, on the part of the Premier, to share power with the moderate Whigs, but the moderate Whigs would not take their share either of that or of responsibility. There is reason to believe, however, that they ...

... ing up the Tory rat nks in 1846, the Whig party in power and popularity for the ast 20 years. WHAT THE WHIGS OWE TO THE ALS. Although no living politician has been a fiercer assailant and denouncer of the Whigs than | Mr. Bright, it is his cue just now ...

... at all surprising that the more purely Whig portion of the Liberals should thus separate themselves from the course of the present Ad- ministration, If there is some little truth in Mr. Bright's boast that the Whigs have won their greatest legislative triumphs ...

... at Cabra, near that town ; and that they have come to the conclusion that it was a decided case of rinderpest. The Northern Whig observes : Since the report that the rinderpest had made its appearance at Drennan was published, a perfect panic seems to ...

... criticism even from Ministers high in place. The evident pur- pose of the noble lord to weed out the old moderate Constitutional Whig element, and to substitute advanced Liberals in its place, has been more sharply censured by Lord own friends than by the ...

... attitude of antagonism to the more extreme section of those with whom they have been in the habit of acting. Constitutional Whigs and inde- pendent Liberals have spoken, voted, and even moved and seconded resolutions, against their own side, thereby declaring ...

... as a horrible : International Commission spectre, rousing the slumbering by a fierce attack. © A contem says it is lar that Whig Ministries have been t ones these for rty years past that have required the suspension of the Constitution. The Council of ...

... afford to be uncivil to any one. It is true Mr. Berkeley must have some butt for his irrepressible personalities buti it was a Whig Duke, member of the Hussell- Qladstone ministry he pitched into, no one could have any objection to his doing so, supposing ...

... “meddling” of our Liberal Administrators has led to the present position. Mr. Kinglake, who is no enemy, but the avowed friend of a Whig Government, openly them with having given Italy the strongest en- couragement to go to war with Austria by advising the latter ...