... of him we must leave themselves to decide; but, should Mr. Shaw “try the borough again Whig principles,” should not be sanguine of that gentleman’s success. Whig principles have not gained by recent revelations, and it will require something stronger ...

... that the majority of Liberal member the House of Commons will not differ from the fonuer type ; it will consist hereditary Whigs, wealthy merchants and manufacturers, and a goodly number legislators who sat in the last Parliament.” The Powers that are ...

... short time of office some excellent measures were passed, aud the alliance with France was formed and consolidated ; but the Whigs had been too long in power relish the cold shade Opposition, and, default of any belter battle-ground, attacked Mr. Disraeli’s ...

... Why. no Government would be safe in the hands of John Bright for one three months,” and* is frequently asked —What have the Whigs over done for Ireland njore than the Tories ? Sir George Colthurst has notified lo the electors of Kinsale his intention ask ...

... Tories have not been uninstructed we believe, by experience, and obvious identity of interests cannot long fail to bring the Whigs to unite with them round some common centre, for the defence of that admirable form of Government to which, under God, we owe ...

... his position as Leader of the Opposition he was bound to provoke the encounter. For all sections , his followers,—from old Whigs, economic punsts, Dissenting Radicals, and philosophers —Mr. Horsman, | Mr. Lowe, Mr. Bright, and Mr. Mill—there came one cry ...

... party tournament for Ireland bad gained little from these party fighto when they had served their purpose for the ancient Whigs sojwakef ully in opposition were apt nod in tho relaxing atmosphere office. He now at last entertamod high hopes not so much ...

... assassins of the Fenians, the associates of those who sought to destroy the Union are in Downiug-street. Whata happyfamily—Whigs, Tories, Radicals, Peelers, and Repealers, Conservatives, and repentant sons of Adulhara, all round one table—the lame, the ...

... T'fah pobey.” Unri ia, series of measures for the pacification mid emtentment of Ireland. Ami yet, secondly, the moment anyone, Whig, Tory, or Radiad, .proi«ondo measure or proposal, five hundred voices instantly join inccndenming it, as “absurd, preposterous ...

... wealth to help him to success. {From the Morning Advertiser.) ...

... for being consulted or considered, what right have mere representatives of the people to have any voice In the matter The. Whig clique who settle* in secret conclave last session that household suffrage was dangerous, and that a hard and fast hue should ...

... mentioned that the first acquaintance made with Mr. Gladstone was voting with him against that miserable measure brought in bylhe Whigs, the Ecclesiastical Titles Bill, which cast slur their Roman Catholic brethren, but was of neither use nor value except to ...