... difference of opinion, and the people of Exeter, at least, will be a long time reaching that. It not, however, as between Whig and Tory '' division now coining in arises, but as ~' -— * corporate bodies, the Tram-overr- - - ana the Commissiono't the ...

... with the occasional gratification of holding office during the not unfrequent intervals when the country is disgusted with Whig misrule, will find no countenance in Mr. Disraeli's pages, full as they are of statesmanlike plans and bold suggestions for ...

... fancy and useful A GOVERNMENT OF ARISTOCRATS:—We have some- times heard remarks made about the aristocatic compo- sition of Whig Cabinets. But that the tt Govern- ment may very fairly compare with their political oppo- nents in this respect may be gathered ...

... government, that farmed out its tyrannies to the highest bidder. He was followed his career of denunciation by the Aristocratic Whig-Radicals of that day, who presumed their possessions to shield th em from an outburst of Itferii fUFy Wefe mistaken - Their ...

... with a momentous subject, and tbat the revival of tbe agitation had elicited demand whicb would not brook the continuance of Whig-Radical deceptions. Encouraged by the loudly expressed conviction, that their Bill of 1859 was superior to any that had been ...

... inclination to turn out such a set of capable and honourable administrators, and to instal in their lace a number of respectable Whig noblemen and gent I emen, between whom and ourselves there was not apy very great sympathy. This is set down to the personal ...

... inifasS&dyear his age, is the grandson of the nobleana who far nearly half century held such distingoabed position the ranks of the Whig party- Hie Tiiibiiiii ii**™*. the Huai Mathematical Schools hews the wznal pancity of names. It contains but four, which are ...

... Reform, and leit to all the blind chances of the future? We trust not. We care for no party, no section, no clique. Whether Whig or Tory is in office is profoundly indifferent to us. The welfare of the peo- ple is our supreme law. It is because we desire ...

... course, contradicts the tly the writer is ly more impartial Johnson, who, when inditing his Parlia- fer the Magazine, ‘thee Whig fellowe” have the worst of it. wimer Collins is one of the most frequent oon- B to Echues, He writes verse and prose, both ...

... upon Lord Derby's career you will see some reason why his friends should have trusted him, because, in 1835 he quitted the Whig party of that day because he would not consent to inquire into, or to interfere with, the revenues of the Irish Established ...

... latter was far more serious change, though it made no difference in the mode of conducting elections. shade such distinctions as Whig and Tory entered the mind of Simon Montfort when summoned his knights, citizens, and burgesses to the councils of the realm ...

... Church of Eng- land, In many instances it is said the decorations have surpassed those of the parish churches. The Northern Whig denies emphatically that the Pro- testants in Ulster are unanimous in favour of the intended demonstration at Hillsborough ...