... times ; he comes forward, as the Whig of our day, to give his views about the career of the Whig of a former day. Or, if Lord Russell have ceased in the opinion of many persons have a right to the appellation of the Whig, it will scarcely be maintained ...

... face of the fair Transatlantic harlot, Professor Blackie adverted to the situation of our own country. He believed that the Whig Government had been borne along by a current which they ought to have controlled, and had submitted to a dictation which they ...

... were otherwise we could hardly detach with safety small squadron, much more a fleet for such operations. Thanks to years of Whig misrule and waste, we have scarcely ships enough to defend our own coasts. One naval action of any importance would seriously ...

... say that tbe majority of the working classes, any more than tbe learned and eloquent gentleman, tbe late Lord Advocate tbe Whig Government, are Democrats in principle, and mean seriously to do anything that will seriously disturb tbe fine social balance ...

... THE DIFFICULTIES OF REFORM. As a proof of the ditficulties of (Governments, how is it possible for one, either Whig or Tory, to bring in a Reform Bill at all likely to be satisfactory even to Reformers themselves, when, at an adjourned debate of the ...

... Reigate—Gower, Lib.; Laucaster— Schneider, Lib.; Lancaster— Fenwick, Lib. The Radical gains from Whigs are: Sunderland—for Fenwick, Lib.; Candlish, Ref. The Whig gains from Radicals are: Nottingham—for Clifton, Lib.; Amberley, Lib.; Boston—for Parry, Lib ...

... baronet of that name, and Mr. Macaulay. The Whigs were reproached, not unjustly, with turning Edinburgh into a receptacle for their placemen and officials. But an undercurrent of Liberalism, too strong for the mere Whig mind, soon began to flow with some strength ...

... Prin. andi plinsess, with the Dab., fremoded on MI Ileabsto. to quad a week si a visit to the SW or to I THE FENIANS. Northern Whig states on Friday morning, ea the et the Livesged beet, Fury sad shresisd, um heiag eoseseted with the , Amin eempireey, eh ...

... face of tbs fair Trsaeatlantio harlot, Professor Blaokie adverted to the eituetion of our own country. He believed that the Whig Government bad bean borne along by current which they ought to have controlled, end had submitted to dictation which they ought ...

... scattering in their overthrow destruction over the scenes of peace and labour. At home, after enjoying a long reign of office, the Whigs have given place to the Tories ; and probably when we consider that the object of all cabinets is to provide for their own ...

... advocacy of any distinct and sweeping act of legislation. It does not appear to be so grave a question whether a Tory or a Whig Cabinet will smile or frown upon the measure, but it does appear to be all-important that every aspirant to local office, and ...

... summoned at every election, in the name of God, for the sake of their country, and for the houour of their Church, to vote for Whig. Radical members. If they say, as they may well sty, an I as it would be wise and right of them to say, I will take the advice ...