... bound to support the Whigs return for having got the franchise through the manoeuvres and exertions of a Whig Government. Everything else was to on as before, but there should addition to the electoral power which keeps good honest Whigs in oflice.” ...

... fate the Whigs. It was impossible that measures of a similar character and import could brought forward without materially attecting decaying party, whose interests were entirely bound up with the maintenance of the present system. Some Whigs who were ...

... originate leaves them not only in minority, but in a minority so considerable that it must gall them, and in House, too which the Whigs once thought they had made safe” as they then had the House of Commons. In all the divisions of Tuesday evening the only one ...

... tho position and weight Arundel or Caine m great parliamentary division of popular power. You will see that certain of the Whigs peer have joined this childish or nefarious scheme. It is not the less dangerous on that account. I hope you will take some ...

... conducted the Remind, of that city, before the war, says “Dr. Hagan took charge in 1837, fought duel with the editor of the Whig, participated i?r number of free fights, was finally killed in stieet fight by M. D. Adams. His assistant, Isaac Partridge ...

... regard that provision as the mainly Conservative element the entire Reform scheme. The Commons are certain by preponderance of Whig and Radical votes reject the clause, and if on conference the Lords point to their majority and stand upon their right, it ...

... Liberals who gave it their support; but he can put with a good deal when he is obliged. He no more likes resignation than a Whig, and he will cling as closely to his seat Earl Russell to the seals. Though the voting papers amendment was lost, it was supported ...

... controversy easy positions are not to be reckoned Ministers. Mr. Bright was no amiable humour when writing his letter. Certam o the Whig Peers (he says) have joined this childish or nefarious scheme. It is not the less dangerous on that account.” No! though Lor ...

... foot,’ and that it will take £S or £lO per acre to fit it for the market, the price certainly scorns extraerdinary. —Northern Whig. BIRTHS the inst., at 23. Cook-street, the wife of Mr, J- M ‘Carthy Barrv of daughter. . the 23th ult., at Farnham. Surrey ...

... witnesses, stated that Mr. Bailey was sober and did not defy the mob. It transpired that up to this time Bailey had been a Whig. For the defence Mr. Gough called three or four respectable men who were present to prove an almost entire denial the charge ...

... some one. I trust the Castle had liana in them.” Well, hope not. Lord Fitz-Hardmge is of course above suspicion, having been Whig Minister of State ; and ivonld fain believe that none ot liisnnderlinga would think themselves authorised to get riot. But ...

... neighbours, and I fear should have all fallen greatly in Mr. Mill’s estimation if lie had overheard their remarks. The words, Whig, Tory, lladical, Liberal, Conservative, and I Upposition were mentioned by my companions with great glibness and considerable ...