... boroughs, with triangular seats for counties and aU manner of queer and complex conditions, bid two years later by Peelite-Whig-Radical coalition, and then withdrawn at the first note of the trumpet Bounding to war. On the other hand they have seen a ...

... occupied a seat on the samé bench with little Arthur Kinnaird, Mr. C. Forster, Hankey, Mr. Moffatt, and the select band of hack Whigs and place-hunters, who invariably follow their leader the lobby, no matter what may be the question at Some five or six years ...

... before their policy is fully before the country, The state of Ireland » no doubt, ealls for th € gravest consideration. The Whigs have tried long enough to cure the patient, and the public and Parliament are now alike disposed tives a chance. to give the ...

... Corrance, the Conservative Candidate for Hast Suffolk, in the room of Sir E. Kerrison, resigned, has beaten Mr. Adair, the Whig, by the handsome majority of 378. The numbers polled were—for Mr. Corrance, 2,506 ; for Mr. Adair, 2,185. Mr. Chatterton, the ...

... when he attempted to devis measure, or show that the dang-rou N ,j- could Deen settled with greater skil v 4rjJ*cretioii. The Whig and Liberal denouncer their method of attack but little. They *th bitter comments on alleged inconeiscommitted by the Ministry ...

... emancipation has been a most useful political topic to the Whigs ; but the working-man emancipated, master of the situation, and asking yeu to dinner, is quite another sort of thing. It is with the Whigs as with good many Northerners in the United States. The ...

... govern upon those Whig principles which, without i alienating my old adherents, may secure to me some support from the more independent members of the Opposition. Whatever measure tends to promote the stability of Government, though Whig onsin and prinsipl ...

... fish, in this instance figurative, could not be other than Whigs. Mr. Scaoea all through his political life has been a Whig of the Whigs; a consistent and worthy representativeof • thoroughly Whig borough; he was never influenced to swerve from his party ...

... bound to support the Whigs return for having got the franchise through the manoeuvres and exertions of a Whig Government. Everything else to go on as before, but there should be addition to -lectoral power which keeps good honest Whigs in ofEc- The demonstration ...

... effect, is hoped, of re-uniting the disjointed sections of the party. The Whigs proper are ready to go in for a Re-distribution of Seats Bill; the Radicals press for the ballot. The Whigs are chagrined at the rejection of their re-endowment policy in Ireland ...

... 2 @8reemen t has been arrived at satisfactory to ‘all Meg? vin interested. With regard to the Reform Make in the Park, the Whigs are doing their best to Make tical Capital out of it, and are endeavouring to takin *ppear that the Government are to blame ...

... the doctrine Pantj Well €nough alone’’ is unpalatable to a Party hea return to power, you will not be surprised to at th of Whigs held another Meeting this afternoon of Mr. Gladstone, with the view ee Ne ita ng the hour which they fondly believe will Once ...