... language. So long the Tories allow the Whigs to do nothing, they are at least respectable and honest. If they as the Whigs did, and justify the policy they adopt, there is nothing too bad be said of them. What high Whig authorities would greatly prefer is ...

... chiefly evil . There are the Whigs —Mr Laing , from his northern altitude , sees clearly that they want to throw out the Reform Bill , and . that only from the basest of motives . Well , admitting that those wretched Whigs never did , could , nor will ...

... should it suit the convenience of the moment, the cat’s-paw of the Whig leaders, who would not deeply regret that Scotland should be left without Household Suffrage —which the whole Whig party detest—as long as possible. They have not raised the question ...

... IRELAND AND THE LIBERALS. Sib.—l* Ireland in the miserable state alleged by the Whig, or Radical, newspapers, if they like the term better? According these authorities, it was not so till Tory Uorenment earns into power—the inference is once useful and ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... intention to try ont this thing ( his captivity ) to the last . MB JCniNSTOM OF BA . LLYKILBEG . —The Belfast K ' ortJwrn Whig of Filiiay has the following : — Up to the tour of our latest information last sight , no order had bean received for tbo ...

... It was owing, it appears, to the disgraceful astuteness of the Conservative leaders that Lord Grosvenor and other erring Whigs ‘deserted from the standard of the House of Bedford, and voted agaiust the last of the many abortive measures of reform which ...

... Mr John Gillespie, W.S.; Mr Edmund Baxter, W.S., &c. Mr Skelton, having been briefly introduced by the chairman, said—The Whigs, according to their own view, enjoy monopoly of public intelligence and public virtue, and the statesmen of the Tories are ...

... very prevalent misconception. The revelation afforded to the country of tho paltry and malicious spirit cherished by tbs aged Whig chief was in itself nothing new or unprecedented. It has always been natural to Lord Russell to exhibit himself in a most ...

... cairiea . 'by otuCTB lattttar than hehharelf wuhed . Had K suffered itself to oe doiely roled by his jnagment , tho great 'Whig party of Fox and . Sheildm and Grey might not have leen able to act the nolle part It did in tha end of the last century and ...