... known as partisans on the Conservative side? just as Brougham, Campbell, Denman, Westbury, aud Cockburn were on that of the Whigs ; but every instance their career as politicians closed with their as judges. The memory of hustings speeches aud Crown and ...

... century, or Tor y Minister of the day, twice over Was m easures to redress those abuses, and olio * y opposed by powerful Whig therefore time, when d 2 came, that some determined effort should be to extend the area of representation and th 0n a basis ...

... down as one of the ignorant class. If he was bribed he must have got good round sum. Samuel Parnell is the postmaster and the Whig briber. Mr. Abel B. Pulman is an infidel like Mr. G. Mitchell, and I would sooner sacrifice my life than bave anything to do ...

... favour with the disaffected in Ireland, and as a means of courting popularity with all sorts of men there, no sooner did the Whigs regain power than they deliberately undid all that Lord Derby had done to put down sedition in the country. They commuted the ...

... scatter oyster barrels coin promiscuously among independent electors. the evidence proves anything, it proves that neither Whig nor Tory has monopoly of corruption— that there are bribers and bribed on the one as there are bribers and bribed on the other ...

... Colonel on the Totnes Election.— Colonel Dawkins sends the following letter to the Times : Sir, —As the expected loss to the Whig party of the borough of Totnes will have been owing to the Une adopted by Lord Harrington in the following matter, and as it ...

... ridiculous to talk about natural rights, and that he soon 'hopes to see a strong third party formed out of the remains of the Whig and Tory factions, we know quite well that he Is a Liberal no longer. A few foolish people who have been dining together may ...

... as well as for ordinary mortals, and would have thought that this shocking disaster would have taught the Austrian Emperor whig* er ° ° * ° doUbt the Prus3ian Mini3ter Gar overe a strong sugtoust h P resum ptuous and arrogant spirit that tened tempted ...

... of Sir Francis Baring, has just died at the age of 70. A brief sketch of his life, and of his political connection with the Whig party will be found in another column. The news received respecting the weather and the crops is of a very unsatisfactory ...

... Mr. Thomas Baring. Sir Francis, however, did nothing to retrieve the reputation of the Whigs as financiers, and fell before the attack of Sir Robert Peel. The Whigs had done the country good service, and they might have remained in office if they could ...

... which should be simply a national compliment to Bright. The Nation is afraid that it will be de' graded to the-dimensions of a Whig-Liberal celebration.' The invitation was, it says, plain and explicit its terms, but Mr. Bright's reply suggests other ...

... has condemned the I Austrian Government, then lauded it up to the sides. He has fought for the Radicals, sided with i the Whigs, turned against both, and now forms I his politics on a continental model, in which a dis- taste of all that Is reasonable ...