... 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 ...

... -thankful Lord Russell, and many Whigs, a former time had asserted that the country was not in want of Reform. True—and they may still say that Reform was not needed—but the question was forced upon them all, —Whig, Radical, and Conservative—by a dominant ...

... the Pall Mall Gazette deny that such disgraceful offer was publicly placarded in the Ministerial and Radical journals of the Whig-Radical Cabinet. These unholy appeals were the fruit of that original sin which immediately inaugurated the Worshipful Company ...

... crisis • but it is ready to face it. If its opponents, led by dr. Gladstone and Mr. Bright, with all the officials of the old Whig party, choose to force on a decisive combat in the House, with an appeal to the country as ultimate umpire, the Government ...

... are turned, 'tis plain, Egypt guest appears. And on us luckless frogs they rain A plague of volunteers. Judy. THE CRT OF THE WHIG. 0 Downing Street! 0 Downing Street! Why are we doom'd to sever? ■ I love thee dearly, and ball For ever and for ever: All ...

... there would be no bribery at Dartmouth if Whigs did not come there to disturb the Conservative feeling of the town. Our first parents fell at the instigation of one who on high authority had been called a whig, and it was not to be expected that the Dartmouth ...

... one side, Democratic red th 9 other ? any one christened new Stafford Northoote Indian pink, which is True-blue one geawn and Whig-buff another ? Wonders will never cease—at auy rate till the present Ministers have made miracles of transformation common ...

... old >r ress the Reform Question, this stanch or y magazine says it is now seen who they really are fear the people. The Whigs were ready to give the hchise to a class or section which they had made it their to natter, and hoped to cajole : the Tories ...

... and ha had always sunported the Conservatives but at the list moment he yielded to a tremendous bribe—but that time from tha Whig side-(Conservative cheers, aud lau«*ht'-r). Before tho last election the gentleman referred to by the hon. member for Birmingham ...