... expect the Manchester Whigs to support in large numbers a Conservative candidate, even to throw out Mr. Bright ; and the Conservative party declined to act upon this occasion as they did at the last election, when they voted for a Whig candidate. The supporters ...

... sanctioning the vote for the money required. Not so, however, for the Whig Opposition could not allow opportunity to pass without attempting to censure and throw odium the Government. The Whig leaders did not, it is true, dare to propose negative to the motion ...

... have enjoyed the sweets of office under Whig Qovernments, and it is no wonder, therefore, they should be in the worst of humous by being kept out in the cold. Mr. B. Osborne went through the regular gamut of Whig grievances. The Tories acted in the most ...

... they w.-i Man or beard of alterwarda. The flarviv.h * brought Belfaat in the Vartry, and were lodged Sailota’ Home.— Northtrn Whig. Holloway’s Pills.—The extraordinary temperature attending the early autumn extremeiy r the delicate chested, the weak, and ...

... forms and figures are about to issue from its midst SIR B. P. COLLIER AT PLYMOUTH. is amusing to see the manner in which the Whigs—particularly the ex-officials—are now praising the Beform Act, which, while in suspense, they did everything in their power ...

... see-eaw between Whig and Conservative, with the balance only nominally held by an independent party upon whom, as we are told, nobody could depend, seems to be already quite arrangement of the past. As a party we may almost describe the Whigs as nowhere, ...

... btutors to the tender mercies Foreign Office routine under the Whigs, that sudden change in Abyssinian behaviour towards our representatives wfaioh has made wtr necessary. And as the Whigs would get the worst of it if they were to attack the present Ministry ...

... had voted with the independent English members to save the Reform Bill, and prevent it being thrown out by the conspiracy of Whig hacks, ultra-Tories, and avowed anti-Keformers. I Sad, however, in looking over the division lists, that besides the two burgh ...

... Thomson, then his official rival in financial matters, and Whig President of the Board of Trade. In later elections the same combinations were effected. It was by coalition oi Conservatives and Whigs that Mr. Briout and Mr. Milner Oiisson were defeated in ...

... Bngland, and alec in Scotland, I believe, hooded by ut ol mete Whig hooka and intriguer*, who, taking their direction! bom Ur. Oladetone and Mr. Bright, hare had no other object than get the Whig! rcetored to power, (ram whom they may hope to be rewarded ...

... metropolis. It was the resort and the throne of the Whig party,—the Jeffreys, Broughams, Macaulays, of the last generation. Now Mr. Disraeli, though once flirted with Badicalism, has never been a Whig, and the Edinburgh Review of this very month, October ...

... priests. We hope Ur. Disraeli’s speech at Edinburgh is intended to close the antiquarian discussion of the past movements of Whigs who could not reform and of Conservatives who could. We cantaot help reverting in thought to that long-quoted distinction of ...