... majority consisted ot that class of men who are about to enjoy the franchise which for so many had been refused them, alike Whig and Tory Governments. There was also no inconsiderable sprinkling of political opponents, who, doubtless, had been attracted ...

... Whiggery cares not for such trifles. Political matters never enter its thoughts. The secret, dear M ercuky, isthe Cheltenham Whigs have found candidate! The gentleman who is now negotiating for the transfer ot the allegiance once given to the House of Berkeley ...

... attempted it may, but I very much doubt | whether it will lung succeed. 1 think cither one of two things will happen. Either the Whigs and Radicals will they have done before; when their turn is served, I agree they will quietly shelve thoir opinions, and allow ...

... Agg -Gardner, and earnestly commend him to the electoral body at large for their undivided support. The old distinctions of Whig and Tory are now fast dying out, and Their place must spring up somemore intelligible title which to dis•tinguish the two great ...

... really know nothing of the great question of the day, which has caused the complete breaking-up of tbe old party distinctions of Whig and Tory. Even the most prejudiced of Our present antagonists must be constrained to admit that while the question of Parliamentary ...

... puisne Indue te the Liberals. He will be faithful to'his order and strive adequately to discharge his obligations to the Whigs tiir Charles ia the representative of Indian interests, and be has expressed bis determination to assist in the re-construction ...

... to the nation, Wilbina periotl of two year* the most advanced Reformers have unexpectedly qeen Iheir dreams realized. The Whigs have found the ground •cut from under their feel, and their ideas supplanted by others of a more liberal character. For ourselves ...

... votes. (Hear, and applause.l Mr, Gladstone was much more mischievous out of office than in office, because, like old-fashioned Whigs, he did notliing when in office. (Heat, and laughter.) lie called the assembly to give every speaker a fair hearing. It was ...

... the sister kingdom have bi treated too elaborately upon the political platform, and too lightly the Legislature. With the Whigs, Ireland has been and now party cry when out of office ; and verily believe that if Kail Derby made way for Earl Russell tomorrow ...

... Iscariot was with Mr. William Ewart Gladstone. i . Incident probably was letter from the Duke ■ Poitland, one of the greatest of Whig magnates and a munificent supporter until lately of the Ltbergl porty enclosing a ebsque for X2OOO in support of the patriotic ...

... Wateiing PI ices.” one thing at least, Mr. Schreiber has represented the expressed wishes of certain interested individuals —Whig and Tory—by his strenuous opposition the extension of the Borough in the manner suggested in the report of the Boundary Commission ...

... the parse of the Slate ; the absence of the Liberal magistrates and the b , by tbo rea(ly an( 0 { true Chrisleaders of the Whig party Was particularly tianity. It had been said, again, that there could noticeable. There was a goodly spriokiing of i- c ...