... passed over two three much abler and more experienced men of the Moderate section. Ministers were not particularly dear to the Whigs, nor yet the uuanstocratic Moderates. Lord Russell's repeated treasons, his intolerable arrogance, his seltish egotism, his ...

... mostly composed women and boys. Garrick, Two o’clock. —Every possible obstacle is thrown in the way the Conservatives by the Whigs. Almost every second vote is subjected to the qualification oath, which, in more cases than one. has led to rather hot wordy ...

... Church Establishment. Mr. Gladstone is probably ready to become an ally Mr. Bright iiT this matter; but then, where arc the old Whigs, without whom no Liberal Government can live If, on the one side, Mr. Bright and his party, backed the Brigade, make it « ...

... selected by the Coverntnont for the office of magistrate simply because of their religions denomination. As objected to the Whig Government conferring the Commission on gentlemen who were Roman Catholics, and whose position would not have entitled them ...

... I>»r.l liusaell would not again rispire to the Preuiicrahip. intrigues are being earned witli this object in view. leading Whig peer—a* is reported, to his great disgust lias already lea rued that new Radical Ministry would not formed without Mr. Bright's ...

... would have Ih-cii that you should have had direct line through this city the North instead branch hues as at present. The Whig Government the day refuted this proposition, becans it involved considerable expenditure of money. Ido uot know that the Wnig ...

... and the “bores” below the gangway, are still less than were originally contemplated the necessary consequence of years of Whig jobbing and incapacity; and that the Budget, which it will be the doty of the Chancellor of the Exchequer to introduce after ...

... thieves. Some time back the prisoners went into the shop of Mr. Close, Com Market, and sold him number of copies of the Northern Whig for waste paper. Mr. Close suspected that the prisoners bad not come honestly the papers, and gave lions that if they came ...

... the madness of disaffection is cured, shall have Ireland for the Irish with a vengeance. How, then, is it to bo cured Not by Whig doctoring ; not the medicine of timid corrupt concessions; not by rewarding traitors ; not encouraging agitation. It is to ...

... at the various successive measures which from time to time have come under the notice of the Legislature. The record of the Whig abortions shows the difficulty of constructing a Bill that will meet with the approval of all parties, while at the same time ...

... the latter portion of their proposition, and agree to the registered household suffrage the qualification for voting. The Whigs, who prefees to have unbounded affection for, and confidence in, the unrepresented classes, have never yet ventered to propose ...

... no means satisfied with the conduct of Lord Naas, who seems to have stolen a parcel of Whig principles, and to applying theui very much if they were his own. The Whig game for twenty years past has been to concede a portion of whatever the Roman Catholics ...