... give up’ “‘ the sweets of office,” the Government of Lord Derby was prepared to swallow anything and to pass anything. The Whigs could never have thought of pre- paring such a measure as that which had been brought forward by Mr. Farbe it from him to find ...

... had to be supported by forgery. (Cheers.) In 1832 the Whigs disfranchised the working classes, because they knew them to be eminently Conservative. (Hear, hear.) During long series of years the Whigs had only used reform a barrier to keep the Conservatives ...

... entirely nomination boroughs, so that at the present timo there are scarcely any remaining. few tboio aro, chiefly in the hands of Whig peers of successful traders ; hut old regi-uo is over. Great lords no longer say of electors, May I not do I like with my own ...

... of things, ‘he task of reformi 1D; the Constitution has of of late years been sw to pelo ng exclusively to the ition to ba: ‘Whig or Liberal party, and much of the o me L former bill d from this doctrine. Bal of “Tf the Conservatives turn Reform ers,” it ...

... brother-in-law of the Whig patron of the borough of Kidderminster.” Is it possible that the editor of the Record bas been to sleep for more-than thirty years, and is ignorant of the fact that the present Premier has ceased to be a Whig since has been thrice ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Mutiny Act, to sh ew tha & the court-martial in which matters have come. No one can have watched POLITICAL SUICIDE OF THE WHIGS. question had not come un der t] ve definition of those ithe manifestations of opinion among the class in whose Little was ...

... day for the ex ecution of the condemned Fenian ; Petitions possibility of thei the present all con! troversies regarding the Whig succes- prisoners at Manchester has not been named, ghere are very few men who have not modified their | itself as th sion ...

... voluntaties, and 8 considerable ought to be no war. are taking place just now in all parts of the country is the portion of the Whig party, headed by Mr. Gladstone. expressed by the Liberal party in Sir H. Brace, M.P., took the same view; and, to crown stone ...