... the Whigs. Forty-four Whigs voted against their party, making a difference of 88 on the division, entirely reversing the Liberal majority of 70, and 18 votes to spare. We say, therefore, the Reform Bill has been slain and buried by the Old Whigs. We should ...

... appointments have yet been made, nor is it expected that will be made so long as there is any prospect of the accessions of the Whig party which Lord Derby intended to seek. ...

... tbat the time has now arrived for the moderate Whigs to the Conservatives in defending the Constitution from the assaults of Gladstone and Bright. It becomes clearer clearer every day, that whilst the Whigs are from the Conservatives by the narrowest oe ...

... generally accepted idea tbat a reform our legislation is now a desirable object, and that tbe party in office, whether it be Whig or Tory, must, in order to retain the reins of Government, introduce some measure whereby the franchise will extended. Both ...

... tbe assault is member of Brookes's, a Liberal of the Liberals, a Whigling of the Whigs, but above all he is the son of Sir R. Goodenough Hayter, the best whip the Whigs ever had or are likely to have. Oh, cruel and unkind. The companies of London have ...

... Shires, her Majesty will have replaced her late ministers by a strongly constituted Conservative administration. The Radical-Whig Cabinet is resolved into its constitutional elements, and it would be a waste of breath and time to comment at length upon ...

... uncertain. The work of Russian a-rf emancipation will be com* pleted by the middle of August next. The Kingston (Carolina) Whig advertises for a carrion crow to carry off .ct cat that has been lying in front of the newspaper office for week. In reply ...

... principles, which he so lately professed, and for which he voted on one occasion, on account of the mandate received from the Whigs of this city? When Mr. Clive voted against the Franchise for Counties, he won golden opinions, and I believe (in fact, I ...

... presume to attempt to instruct your readers upon that point; but I would just observe that the blue pill administered to the Whigs of this city in July, 1865, must have been very strong dose, for its effect is still visible. After taking the yellow mixture ...

... you wish nonsense to reign supreme, but to all sensible folks there is nothing like the good old time honoured dinner where Whig and Tory, Churchman and Dissenter, can sit down together, and, having for a while thrown off all differences of opinion, discuss ...