... nor are they satisfied with that mild Whig Liberalism, which iscarefully mixed to keep the Tories out of power and put the Whigas in. In short, the game of the govern- ing families is well nigh played out. The Whig aristocracy have ceased to lead the popular ...

... peace with France and Spain which had just been concluded by Lord Bute, as soon as he had turned out the elder Pitt and the Whigs, and the King, who had been on the throne two years, was boldly feeling his way towards governing as well as reigning. Pitt ...

... groaning.) They Ihad won the affection of their tenantry by their f generosity and kindness to them. (Confusion.) a Wbat had the whigs, to whom Mr. De la Poer l gave his adherence, ever done for this unfortunate 3 country during their almost uninterrupted rule ...

... instance where it was attempted to fasten a bad name on the Liberal candidate, by associating him with the brutal and bloody Whigs of two centuries ago. This occurred in the county of Wexford, where, notwithstanding the libel, the Tory candidate was left ...

... proof of the fact that real law reform will not come from lawyers of their own good will, nor will be done by any Government Whig or Tory, until the people grow strong enough to force them to do the work confided to their charge. THE PAPAL PROBLEM. The ...

... reform bill, desired to strengthen their own intermediate position by forming an alliance with certain of the aristocratic whigs hitherto attached to the late government. Incre- dible asitmay seem, they are said to have cherished hopes of alienating no ...

... appears to be a good deal of unnecessary officious. ness on the part of the pollee in Ireland. The Betfast Whig records an instance of this. The Whig says :-The oliman of the absurdities of the ?? arrests for Fenlautsm has been reached In the third arrest ...

... but I must put in a word for our great Iseader in the Commons. Heo has been accused-not by Tories only, but by wishy-washy Whigs and theirforgans in the press, some of them, I regret to say, not uninfluential in Scotland-of bullying and dictating to the ...

... a new Aleform Bill, de- sired to strengthen their own ?? position by forming an ailttac, with certain of the orlatocratio Whigs hitenerto attached to the late Government. Incre- diblo as it may seem, they are soad to have cherished hopes of alieua:-rg ...

... aston- d Mr De ythenquotd fom aspeehto (Hear, Bnhear. ished that this should he the resut Hyear, her.t) During the many years of Whig mis-rule, there has vf be aumu nest disregard of the interests of the agrir d5 beeth alangug of the demggewocrreinb h cultural ...

... Reformrnbill, desired to strengthen their own intermediate position by form- ing an alliance with certain of the aristocratic whigs hitherto attacbed to the late government. Incredible as it may seem, they are said to have cherished hopes of alienating no ...

... has already been mentioned as acting in the seaine direction. It tecoc the part of the Revolution of 2038, and stood by, the Whigs, by Williamn Ill., and by the House of Hanover. The genies of its isrinclisles is adverse to display or proselytisnm stud though ...