... clap-trap, And over their wine they'll upbraid him ; But little he’ll reck—not the ghost of a rap— And will hint that the Whigs have betrayed him. And now that his dreary orations are done, We call on each true hearted Briton, With Elcbo and Lowe, from ...

... have been, And queerish bed-fellows I've seen, But never aught like this- Then swelled the wrath of Gladstone's tail- To Whigs and pries shall Progress quail ? And Stansfeld was the cry- But Clarendon upreared his head, His cigarette fung by, With ...

... _noil and _void , _MrWrightaori , who _previous to the laafc _election had _represented the _' _borough _formany _years in the Whig _interest _, _has again _offered _himself as a _candidate _. In _his _address to the electors ho says : — 1 _need 'not-trouble ...

... _Herveya —it _is _but an _imperfect _statement _of the _fact to _say that _Britieh political _mankind are divided into , _Whigs , _Tones , _Radicals _, _and Koebacfc _, Many . men _. are _'W _^ _higa , not so _many are _Tones , not a few are _Radicals ...

... _viewing _the city _Among the _delegates &ro _men kno _^ o in the paa _HB _members of _all _political _parties—Republican _, Whig , _DemocraticNational _Union&bd ever _; _oshcr—Oli-n who have _drawn _their _eworda both fo : llie _N'Tth aort _South in the ...

... feel the pulses of the Westminsters, the Lansdownes, the Fits williams, and such like, would have discovered that neither the Whig governing houses, nor the middle classes, nor the best of the working men of England and Scotland, have any love at all of ...

... which is to be that mittens must just proceed as they have done ; and thin condition has been insisted on with equal force by Whig and Tory—the shau gnu must be maintained. But as if poverty and numbers were not enough to frighten you into discord and submission ...

... to the clamour of peri- the swagger vacancies in the Government were given to the disciples of the hon. member for aad old Whigs were band and foot to their imperious that this was waa wedge, and that his object was to over- would be the resalt the hon ...

... Deroyites _would like to intercep t it , and _see _the two millions figure in Sir _Stafford _Korthcole ' s maiden budget _. _The _Whigs , on the other _nand , regard it _as _Mr _Gladstone ' _s _lawful ana _peculiar _property ; and the people , who have BO largely ...

... of this kind that the j Whigs proper have their stronghold. Large con| st fluencies, such those of London or the north, where they do not return Conservatives, return class of members still less to the liking of the great Whig houses. there turns out ...

... cities in England. notwithstanding the desertion of the aristocratic Whigs. You have many warm and true friends among the Whig party in the House of Commons. I hold myself to be a Whig in the sense of the definition of the word in 1832. and so do many of ...

... late Prince Consort. The mover of the address in the Lords, the Marquess of Normanby, the son and successor of the well-known Whig Peer, is considerably the senior of the seconder 6f the address. was born in 1819, and sat in the House Col?,, mens for several ...