... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... either of his relations to the press or to his party. At last, in I853, and chiefly, we believe, owing to the assistance of Whig friends, he obtained a post in the Register House, the depository of Scottish records. It was not well paid, but it suited ...

... given by l1g the Times are worthy of a Mephistopheles, hut it t ci.is surely impossible that any government, whether jE a, whig or tory, is likely to permit the military under thtir control to imagine that the atrocities of Delhi and Moranti b, Bay are ...

... have the right to blame them for their interference with poli tieal matters? n w Not oertainly the anti-reformera, be' they Whig or Tory. For in becoming, to come extientpcliical agencies, the trade unions would be only follolwing the example set by all ...

... radical Reform bill, after having defeated, by the unhandsome tactics of which he is a master, a very mild Whig one. There is deep disappointment in the Whig and Tory ranks at this mnoment: the working-men will 1 not make riots-and will have a vote. The people ...

... could not help looking forward to a titnc when an account must be called for of what had been damie, anl when the executive-whig or tory-must be askeil, How long halt ye between two opinions ? If Ireland be part of the United Kingdom why lo you not govern ...