... the Conservatives and the Whig Secessionists. A powerful Parliamentary combination, in perfect accord with the majority out of doors, would thus succeed to ace. We don't step aside to discuss the suggestion offered through a Whig organ at the press. It ...

... ; a party that p, evaded in Parliament, and was by much the majority of the nation out of it. Were the Whigs this majority ? Was this party a Whig party ? No man will presume to affirm so notorious an untruth. The Whip wore far from being this majority ...

... FBIDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, J. WHIG POLICY TOWARDS IRELAND. Ir is now a sort of rccogaized and established custom for Members of Parliament to meet, during the recess, and render au account of their Parliamentary doings. There is much to recommend this custom ...

... Constitutional Whigs to realize their true position, what may we not expect when it is daily becoming more rampant ? That this must be the effect of the removal of the check imposed on the Bright element by the presence of the Constitutional Whigs is beyond ...

... authority—the authority of a Bank Manager—that the last report GE tha York-street Spinni►g Company, as published in the Northern Whig of the 24th ult., and quoted in other papers, exhibited a profit at the rate of 66 per cont., per annum, which enabled the ...

... which he advances ; but we should be glad if his thorough exposure of Whig policy towards this country were in the hands of eve,-y Irish elector. Ho has dealt a heavy blow to tho Whigs, and to the contemptible knot of noisy politicia Is in this country ...

... s and received office from Lord Derby, the traditions of a time when the Liberal party was a reality, and when Tories and Whigs were really separated by distinct opinions and principles, would have afforded to vulgar and unscrupulous men, in the press ...

... under each of these hi TONEYRORE, worse off now than she wa [Near Lord Fat ihsm's gate house] *he en:ire of the above— ago ; Whig Ministers, and In which is the usual household furniture, feather beds, &:., &c. Dairy—l large churn, tni'k pal's, especially ...

... if not the dictation, of Mr. Bright. The grouping will gently, if not always, put an end to dictation on the part of -the Whig magnates, but these groups will not always have community of interest, without which there can be no real representation. The ...

... no doubt whatever of his intention, under all possible circumstances,to hold on to his Premiership. Ile is a Whig, in the first place, and Whigs never surrender their hold upon patronage and pay; hut, besides, his ambition is involved in the Reform Bill ...

... forces anew, and to take up the positions in the field they may consider most defensible. The motion of the Whig Capt Hayter is seconded by the Whig Major Anson, not as was at first intended by Mr Walpole, and already there are indications that it will be ...

... Ministry they do nit desire 0 exalt. It was a success which may seem to Mr Gladstone to release him from the last restraints of Whig traditions. lie has already thrown out, as we infer from the Sunday Gazette, the threat of an autumnal Session to carry the ...