... that from political considerations. From the near equality betwixt the Parliamentary supporters of the two great parties, the Whigs, ever the first dissolution after the passing of the Reform Bill of 1832. would have been continually ousted from power their ...

... quarter century ; first as a Conservative, next as a Liberal Conservative, and upon three later occasions as a supporter the Whig Ministry, which eventually conferred a peerage for his services. Lord Mexborouoii’s eldest son represented the borough, also ...

... subject certain lisbiiitiw responsibilities citizen, it you don’t like tbeo, go.' With respect responsibility in the country to whig person belonged for aote committed abroad dangerou to peace, welfare, and safety of that country, he held ji was necessary ...

... county family has been from the connexions of the Tuetons, whose peerage is now extinct; but their efforts to gain a seat the Whig interest have always failed. some respects, however, Mr. Lowtheii presence the House of Commons promises to of some interest ...

... V famous caricature Mr. Disraeli’s illustration of Sir Robert Peel’s sudden adoption of free-trade measures—he caught the Whigs bathing, and stole their clothes. Some boys were eliding on the pond in the Buen Retiro Gardens, when the ice broke and three ...

... Mr. Mackie has not been opposed, although latterly the votes given by that gentleman have been generally unfavourable to the Whig party and to its leaders. He voted against the late Government in the decisive division on Lord Dunkelun’s amendment and upon ...

... magiaGata and har. you finad for They urged him th.ir ofier, obatruoi.-n That la ohetraction. ’-(Laughter rkat armi* we« handahy a Whig Now would aak wa. thu, «.t ~1 thieg Manted. S iS»B io Ireland They that the Feniana were , that people who did their beat to ...

... The Conservatives have given us good many of the former creations in ennobling the Morgans, Bullers, Heatiicoies, &o. ; the Whigs rather conferring honours upon younger branches of families already in the House, or upon politicians of general standing in ...

... shot across the northern sky like the splendid coruscations which illuminate occasionally that quarter of the heavens, and Whig- Edinburgh promised to do all it could for Conservatism the coming election. Then busy Manchester feasted the chiefs of the ...

... In all the divisions which had taken plaoo tbe questions regarding the representation of the poople ho bad voted with the Whig party, and oatobing some of the earnestness which had been manifested the subject, had gone up to the Qooee ef Commons determined ...

... average Whig, nor Radici.l: 13 simply Romish priest, oTer 3 p i vail of hypocrisy ; and therefore it ot , of deceased members the and is ready ally himself with either Tory. thati „ ing up his mind to suppress P ouly 15 years, although ot Whig, Radical ...

... at least its powerful neutrality Fenianum. What was done ? It is, then, without noise, fuss, or ostentation that a moderate Whig, Lord Clarendon, formerly Lord-Lieutenant of Ireland and Minister of Foreign Affairs under Lord John Russell, known above all ...