... t*C SIU«L THE ATTACK ON PEOTBBTAcre Sib. —TUI of Uto I hove boon Whig, and semothing mow. Mjr Proteatantism has now, how* ever, got the better both of my Whig and Radical propensities. What would John Knox say, wen to rise from the grave, and see the ...

... CONSEQUENCES. London, Saturday Evening. If be true, as plain-speaking Bernal Osborne alleges, that the Whigs are much given to slumber upon the Treasury beneb, it must be confeoaed that they are singularly wakeful Opposition, Downing Street is to them ...

... are a large number who belong to the Church of Scotland who are opposed to the present Whig game, and who ure willing to give their votes to a Conservative or Whig Churchman. There are numbers of the working classes in Eninburgb, men who in the past have ...

... party. And after it had been created, it became impossible for the Whigs to be on the winning side without Radical support. The Radicals therefore became masters of ths situation, and the Whigs could onlj win or keep power doing their work. And now the natural ...

... THE AMENITIES OF A WHIG EARL. Sxe— What could Lord Russell mean by introducing the name of William 111. to the audience of St James’ Hall the other night? It generally been hollered that Lord Bnseelle ancestors and other sainted Whigs brought orer Will ...

... no confidence the Whigs, none in the Tories, and less in the Independent Liberals. (Laughter.) He thought that the ! working class might easily have member for themselves, and he considered they were great fools to j vote with the Whigs, Tories, or Independent ...

... with having deserted the Liberal standard whilst they maintained the present Administration office. The great body of the Whigs proper of course not consider the latter consummation as one devoutly to wished for, but there is a considerable section who ...

... the Whigs turned out Sir Robert Peel upon what was called the Appropriation Clause, which, as soon as it had served the purpose of restoring the party to power, was abandoned. If the people can, by putting out the Tories and bringing back the Whigs to ...

... was the Whig or Tory parties in the State that they were to hold out friendly hand to. He noticed some length that “monument of Whig misrule—the national debt”—and the commercial policy of the same party. He then spoke as follows on the WHIG IDEA RELIGIOUS ...

... what it was. The Assessor for Culross, continuing, said that sixty years ago began to read the history of the country not as Whig or as Tory, but with perfect iodiflerence in regard to these matters— (Laughter) —and had come to the conclusion that there ...

... have thought it right to undertake such an expedition himself. He left it to his successors in offio3 to do that. Had the Whigs remained in othc *, the sixty men, women, and children,” who are now coming home, would still have been rotting in chains at ...

... Liberals are in favour of Mr Gladstone confining himself to the moving of his first resolution only, and that for this reason the Whig leader has hesitated in taking the course urged upon him by his advisers and demanding an explanation from the Prime Minister ...