... deluding the unenfranchised into the belief that the Wings were peculiarly the friends of the people. For, year after year, the Whigs managed to hold the places of profit and powei, solely the promise that they were anxious to advance the popular caused but ...

... the next one begins. These five parties are Tories, Conservatives, Whigs, Liberals, and Radicals Now the Tories cut into the Conservatives, the Conservatives into the Whigs, the Whigs into the Liberals, and the Liberals into the Radicals. In other words ...

... *l5OO 000 2 LIBERAL VIRTUES. Charity. —The Whigs introduced and carried those obnoxioua clauses in the Poor Law Act, which divorced the aged poor man fiom his wife in the Workhouse; separated parent and child trea‘«Jd poverty as crime; and imprisoned ...

... present juncture, is from a letter addressod the Rev. Canon Trevor to Viscount ililton, AI.P , in reply to epistle in the noble Whig-Radical candidate for the West liiding had asked the rev. gentleman to stand neutral in the attack upon the life of the | National ...

... were to be to the Irish Ecclesiastical policy of the Govern- ent 2 it would no doubt be carried, but the more moderate the Whigs are averse to such a proposition on the Und that it has in point of fact already been carried, x that no practical good can ...

... the Society that a social gathering, at which, politics being strictly prohibited, all parties can join without reference to Whigs or Tories, and therefore the first invitations that were issued by the committee were to the member for the borough, to Mr ...

... is the first couiiug, and one of the first in importance, the old party distinctions must melt away. Men who went with the Whigs when Whiggery was something else than a shadow, will pause ere thev adopt the platform of the Radicals. Many moderate meu, ...

... the way of temptation until he returns to his place on the Treasury Bench. The Reform Club has lost its Chairman, and the old Whig Party a consistent supporter, by the death of Mr. Beamish, late Member for Cork, The deeeased gentle- man represented his native ...

... forming an Association, based upon constitutional principles, and in which—with- out regard to the old party designations of Whig and Tory, Liberal and Conservative,—whoever may desire to secure for property and intelligence their just weight and recogni- ...

... qualified for the position, and whose appointment would reflect a credit upon the Union large ; but the pally littleness of certain Whig creatures sought to deprive the Board the services of such a worthy man as the Rev. C. B. Trye, and to set him aside for a ...

... latter the Opposition hope to find abundant political capital in the coming Session, Earl Russell, Mr. Gladstone, and other Whig lights will throw themselves into the fray with astonishing vigour, altogether forgetting that while themselves in office they ...

... appointments in the Church of Ireland. The Right gentleman was seated at the time between Mr, ardwell and Sir Roundell Palmer, ex-Whig Attorney- €neral. He moved the third reading of the Bill without Tising from his seat, and the Speaker had risen to put the ...