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... government proposed a lodging:: franchise, a Whig baronets since raised to the peerage, scoffed: at it and other like attempts at justice, and christened them all fancy franchises. When, however, the late Whig governe - ment camoto coneocttheir Reform ...

... measures; and the Irish Whig clique in the second, by obtaining places, patronage and rewards in return. But, after the sample we have had of Whig Liberalism here, it seems very like the sublime of impudence on the part of a Whig journal to profess not ...

... government proposed a lodging franchise, a Whig baronet, since raised to the peerage, scoffed at it aui other like attempts at justice, and christened them aU fancy franchises. When, however, tho late Whig govern- i_ent oame to coneocttheir Reform Bill ...

... it was proposed that a deputation should wait on the Government and ask for an increase of the .Regium Donum. The Northern Whig reports that the motion was vigorously debated for more than two hours, a very strong opposition to it having been offered ...

... contrary, he was repeatedly passed over by Lord Melbourne a nd Lord Cottenham, though he was the best man by far belonging to the Whig segment of the bar, and always voted ?? the ministry. When Sir 11. Peel came into office Mr. Erie was still a plain Q.C , and ...

... improvement of the county. They bad won the affection of their tenantry by their generosity and kindness to them. What had. the Whigs, to whom Mr. De la Poer gave his adherence, ever done for this unfortunate county during their almost uninterrupted rule of ...

... he was repee t tedly passed ewer by Lord Melbourne and Lord Cottenharn, thougb be low; the best man by far belonging to the Whig segment of *e bar, and always voted, with the ministry. When Sir K.'reel came into office Mr. Erie was still a Vain, Q.C., ...

... candidate also, politically insignificant as he was, even against the Whig Lord Advocate, if the Conservatives had not come energetically to the rescue. Mr. Adam Black, the other Whig candidate, a gentleman universally esteemed for his personal character ...

... supposed that the feeling in favour of Reform among tbe labouring class has greatly increased since the throwing out of the Whig Reform Bill, which Mr. Bright is always styling the honest one, but which he is now obliged to admit would have been, as measure ...

... Lord Derby's Administration entered upon office. Lord Derby attempted at first to form a Coalition Ministry, to include the Whig members who had opposed the late Ministry on the Reform question, but, as the effort was a failure, the Cabinet formed was ...

... 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 ...