... the victory ; the Whigs have taken the spoils. While poor Ogden lies out the cold, 44 while Bradlaugh has taken the key of the street, while Beales is an outcast, and Mill is left to console himself with his philosophy, it is the Whig lords who ride triumph ...

... Quoon'o Comity. Whigs end Tories hare each in their turn deceived and neglected Ireland. Tho former ore proverbial for fair promiaoo when out of office. Let express determination Mist so blind policy, to bo strict followers of either Whig Tory. Remembering ...

... which has held power England since the Coalition Cabinet of Lord Aberdeen. The Telegraph objects that in the new Ministry the Whig element so largely dilutes the Cabinet that it is difficult to detect the Radical flavour; but it must not be forgotten that ...

... that wholesale pressure of public exigency, which alone, and not any abstract anxiety to redress injustice, moves our rulers. Whig and Tory alike may ere long turn the competition in the other direction. reiterate our asseveration that whenever there is ...

... County. Whigs and Torii,s have each in their turn deeeiv, d us and Ireland. The former arc proverbial for fair proud-es when out of (Moe. us exprem determination to re.id a policy, or to become followers of either Whig or Tory. Remeruberbv how tho Whig party ...

... diffienit to distinguish a 'Conservative' lions a Liberal ; or, as I should put it, a Tory from an old Whigi.e., Whig Oligarchical and a Whig-Radical, and hence 'Conservative-Liberal, Liberal- Combinative,' and such other mixed breeds. The difficulty is ...

... whets out of Office. Let us exprius determination to resist a blind policy, or to become followers of either Whig or Tory. Remembering how the Whig party was characterised by O'Connell, is there Dot room to surmise that all the declamation and noise that ...

... discredits the hangers-on of the Whigs. One would think, to hear some of them talk, that they believed, like the Marquis of Rockingham, in the divine right of eldest sons. Bnt the new government, if raised to power, will not be Whig government of the ancient ...

... in alt this —to anticipate the Liberals, and thus to render itself popular —far more so, fact than their predecessors the Whigs. But the Tory Government of the day, though it has raide great sacrifices of its principles in favour of the people of England ...

... moment to have had Sir Stafford Northeote's calm raview of Irish policy to contrast with the vague allusions to Ireland by the Whig candidates. Few living statesmen stand higher in the estimation of the country than the Secretary for India, and his disquisition ...

... Queen’s County. Whigs and Tories hare each in their turn deceieed and neglected Ireland. The former are proverbial for fair promises when out office. Let us express de*e min .ron eeist bl vl a policy, to be strict followers of either Whig •r Tory. Remembering ...

... Ireland in such men ? The Whig Spectator is, we find, of onr mind, for it declares that ‘‘there is absolutely no hope discernable for Ireland in the best Tory statesmen of the present day.” Any Tory paper will say the same of any Whig statesman; both are right ...