... by the Whigs, foremost amongst whom was Lord John Russell. But Radicals are always found taking credit for themselves and their party for measures to which they have claim, or least, no exclusive right. As ** getting or keeping office,” the Whigs and Radicals ...

... Court, Bdckingham- shire, who, for many years, represented Great Marlow in parliament, and was an influential member of the Whig Opposition in the days when, to use Sydney Smith's expressive phrase, it was considered as a piece of impertinence in England ...

... passing notice. He fair wa-a born in the yeiir of our II'great electiont, and awhile that keen and important contest between Whigs and ab Tot ies,-between the House of Stanley on the one side, LO aiid the Corporation of Preston on the other-was still'on- ...

... np since, was still alive, quite well,, and a very comfortable position. Loss of a Glasgow and Dublin Steamer.—We [Northern Whig) regret to announce that intelligence has been received Belfast, from which is to he feared that the fine new paddle steamer ...

... insult the people, and proved what he had often said, I that the people had more to fear from the false and aristocratic Whigs than from the Tories. The meeting endorsed , these views by passing the following resolution That this meeting, having heard ...

... he had always been a Reformer, and that he was glad to take part in that nrght's proceed- ings. He felt rather glad that the Whig ministry were tarned out of office last yea-, for be did not consider that the bill they brought in was a good one.-(Hear, ...

... will still aspire to the actual bead of the Liberal Government, The noble earl regards himself as the very personification of Whig-Liberalism; he believes that be gives life to bis party, and notlikely todream of leaving the Liberals. Corpus sine pectore ...