... VmERox and Mr. COLVILE are in an inconsistent position. At the last election Mr. COLVInE was unacceptable to the Whig party, yet the Whig party voted for a candidate again?st whom they shrugged their shoulders. 'The candidate being in has rewarded the ...

... EDITORS OF THE LlVEhIPOOL MEiCURY. Gentleuien,-Iin reply to your inquirer An Old Whig, I beg to informn him that the better sort of people, including the old Whig party, are decidedly opposed to such an abortion as Earl Russell and Air. Bright, or ...

... con. cerned in giving a victory within the next fortnight either to the Whigs over the Tories or to the Tories over the Whigs. It cannot be expected that most Catholies of Whig, or Liberal, or Radical, or Demo- cratic opinions, should feel anxious to ...

... well as genius and eloquence?' It was he who when the heir of a great and noble Whig house rose to move a hostile amendment put up the head of a still greater and nobler Whig House to answer and confute him. It was the Chan- cellor of the Exchequer who ...

... that town N had been greatly exaggerated; and in supporting the amendment, argued that if the Government had consulted the old Whig section of their ,upporters, & satisfactory compromise might have been effected. c Mr. 1?in, a Liberal, felt bound to oppose ...

... but wea3 1 Mr. Adolphus William Young, returned at the last general election for the Cornish borough of Helston, on sound Whig principles, and as a general sup- porter of the policy of Lord Palmerston, gracefully retired from the representation of ...

... least have never been of the 'popular Irish party, and will not have a following. Sir G. Lowyer always votes against the Whigs, and v1Il, it is said, do so now for consistency sake. Mr. M'Kenna thus stands out in prominent relief as the only member who ...

... forcibly brought before the House by Lord Stanley. But we may remark, in passing, that the noble earl, speaking on behalf of the Whig party, betrayed some soreness of feeling, which may or may not have had its weight in shaping the course he and some other ...

... carles. Equal they seem in savageness and spite Will pluck beat size when comes the final fight ?— Or will the terrier of the Whigs be found Torn from his kennel, and in ordure drowned ? C., in the Press. Welsh Fairies.—The Tylwyth Teg are friendly towards ...

... the feeble objections and miserable sophistries brought against the Bill by the Tories, pseudo-Liberals, and aristocratic Whigs, andj con- cludes with the following sentences, one of the most able, philosophical, logical, and eloquent speeches that the ...

... more competent to discharge his duties than his father, the Chief Justice, who, they say, has no notion of w3aking way for a Whig lawyer while the (Sovernmsent is in a critical state. But they do not deny that Lefroy the son is between sixty and seventy ...

... Graham, -with the remainder of the passan- is Ii gers in the, Derby dilly, carryinig six firsides, brokeee' ofI front the Whig party, rather than conisent to the ef prnil fappropriation of the surplus ; it was iferfe solong ago as ?? the Peel-Wellington ...