... e from the true Whigs? Unless the Opposition can afford to do without the parsons, the universities, the malt-tax maniacs and the benOciarke of effete abuses, they cannot govern the England of the nineteenth century. Unless the Whigs can maintain their ...

... le from the true Whigs? Unless the Opposition can afford to do without the parsons, the universities, the malt-tax maniacs the beneficiaries of effete abuses, they cannot govern the England of the nineteenth century. Unless the Whigs can maintain their ...

... resignation. That contingency is really the puzzle of the politician. Ministers are weak, but her Majesty's Opposition is weaker. Whigs are milk and water—the Tories are milk and water too— barrin' the milk ! I am enabled to speak from unquestionable authority ...

... upon to consider the effect of turning out give activit) to the bowels, that &Watts, so improve the •Iltrestlon. lacrosse the Whig Ministry upon such a question. I presume, , i thirty-four years, Or in Tuscany for thirty-five yews. In the latter than theinth:l: ...

... consequent on the death of the Hon. J. C. Dundee. He states that he is in favour of progress, and proud of advocating that Whig policy which has steered clear of the excess of party. TER NEW ZEALAND WAIL—A supplementary estimate certain expenses caused ...

... visit the present instance with the severe reprobation it merits, we give leave and license for the next; and whether it be a Whig or a Tory Cabinet that commits the fault, the precedent of mutually complimenting away the public interests will be firmly ...

... visit the present instance with the severe reprobation it merits, we give leave and license for the next; and whether it be a Whig or a Tory Cabinet that commits the fault, the precedent of tuutually complimenting away the public interests will be firmly ...

... consequent on the death of the Hon. J. C. Dundee. He states that he is in favour of progress, and proud of advocating that Whig policy which has I steered clear of the excess of party. Tat NRW ZEALAND WAIL—A. supplementary estimate respeetinf certain ...

... illustattion to his speeches in Parliament, besides enabling him in his younger days to join with Croker and Peel in assailing the Whigs with literary satire. His father—who must have personally remembered the events of the Scottish Rebellion of 1745, and, when ...

... consequent on the death of the Hon. J. C. Dundas. Ile states that he is in favour of progress, and proud of advocating that Whig policy which has steered clear of the excess of party. 1 , THE NEW ZEALAND WAR.—A supplementary estimate reispecting certain ...

... the revolutionary me isurtw of Mr. and Mr. King were moved in Parliament, they left the burden of opposition entirely to the Whigs—Mr. Disiaeli, apparently being more concerned to eieg on Liberals to quarrel among themselves, than to vindicate the principles ...

... filling their place. The way in whieli faction at pre. sent works is this :—Platanswill has 2.303 electors. One thonsand are Whigs, soother thousand are Tories, three hundred arc exLectue Democrats. There being a large , majority of Liberals of various shades ...