... that the Scotch people should be deprived for a time cf household suffrage, provided that the Tories are turned ’out and the Whigs are no longer kept out in the cold!’’ Will Mr Baxter yield to such persuasions? I believe not. 1 have too good opinion of him ...

... Tcries , or Eay only ;; 0 , this would give tht CccssrrfAivt ? s > prepcocderancB of 61 ; but givin ^ the 'Whigs tte cthtr C 8 , would leave the Whigs with a ma . joTif . y cf 4 voteE . But then the famous forty thaives of Eedfordgttento couctetbaUance all ...

... disorder. They were a mere Bull's Run rabble. Leaders would not lead ; followers would not follow—a spectacle to make honest Whigs weep! Clearly party rushing downwards in swift decline ! And yet, in spite ot the seasonable laughter, he still held by the ...

... the result of tae last election , in the bi . ur-snd-a-halt speech which he made them , along with hia bow at parting— The Whigs have cast me off . said he , &nd they sh » U repent it , ' I cannot take upon mrsalf to answer for an accurate remiiiiECEnce ...

... see the public departments filled with pensioners and veterans of the type of Clarendon, Viliiers, Sir George Grey, and other Whig supernumeraries. Not being able to accomplish so desirable an object, he most needs, instead of quietly consuming bis own vexation ...

... destiny had assigned to them, whenever and wherever the point issue has assumed anything of ecclesiastical character. As for the Whigs, Mr Gladstone has here found himself surrounded with greater difficulties than those supplied him by tho Liberals pure and ...

... the last -to • the pitBeat Minister , 02 conree , we must reckon amongst occaBlonal aupportara a conaiderable number of high Whigs or of Indeponden ' Liberals ; but the reliable phalanx of Conservative ' cannot bo reckoned at quite one-third of the Home ...

... our Correspondent.) House or Commons, Friday. The famous no-confidence resolution, which, it was predicted, was to lead the Whigs back to the Treasury before Bister, is, time advances, gradually melting into thin air. Judging from present appearances, there ...

... Saturday . THE republlcation In . your columns of Mr Diwaell ' fl firfil latter to the Times In 1832 , promising to make the Whigs repent their opposition to his election for High WycombB , has excited CODfiiderable interest , and has probably secured for ...

... through their recognised leaders, avowed their determination resist to the uttermost a transference of seats to Scotland. The Whig part? have not been quite so open and explicit; but well-informed men consider them to be equally averse to diminishing the ...

... Bonverie the conclusion of Mr Disraeli's statement, was strong confirmation of the soundness of my view. Mr Bouverie is a Whig of the Whigs, has held office under them, and has great influence and weight with a certain section of his party. Some say he has ...

... the able manipulation of its promulgator. It is working the destruction of other existences. The Palmerstonian majority, the Whig party, the High Church and State party have ceased. They are passing away by a bloodless destiny. Hare we yet seen, or can ...