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

... “E’en to our ashes h'e wontSfirM,” and Lord Russell, 76,ia «s ready to put himself the head of a moyeraent in the days when the Whig first came into power. F L ™‘ v her ii &r^'rSf (aUtaSt. James’s Hall meeting) to “an olddasidoned but the uewest colours, oyen ...

... priestliood are the most efficient election-agents the Whigs, and the bitterest assailants the Conservatives, and we all know the reason why. But what occasion did Mr. give vote which would endanger the Whigs On what occasion did withhold vote which might help ...

... tha,t the Solicitor- General of the late Whig Government was there, doing himself and his party all the service that he could; but this was to be expected. There was more than one aspirant present When the Whigs get back to office there will be pickings ...

... the purpose of rootin? Ireland must henceforth be claimed among the instances of that courage for which the leader of the Whigs has Itecome famous. Levrai n’est pas toujours It vraisemhlahlt. At 74. when is past the ase for naval command or lithotomy ...

... —a fact unheard or and without precedent—the Liberal Opposition dwindled down to count in 1799 but 25 members. “Tories ami Whigs, Conservatives and Progressists, all cherish the same respect for the law and for liberty; all have the same love for England ...

... to be entirely changed in character, was necessary to discover an object which would interest at the same time the moderate Whig and thefthoroughgoing Radical The sudden prominence Irish questions, in consequence of the Fenian conspiracy, has, at the most ...

... should be hereafter established by law. The majority preferred the former phrase. The latter phrase was preferred by those Whigs who were for comprehension. But was admitted that the two phrases really meant the same thing, and that the oath, however it ...

... ruined by promotion.”— Times. Two absurd reports have got into circulation-one, that Mr. Brand, the Ute whipper-in of the Whigs, is to be the new Speaker of the House of Commons ; and the other, that Mr. Pope Hennessy, formerly M.P., for the King’s County ...

... party tournament for Ireland bad gained little from these party fighto when they had served their purpose for the ancient Whigs sojwakef ully in opposition were apt nod in tho relaxing atmosphere office. He now at last entertamod high hopes not so much ...

... popular disaffection which, but for it, would never have been attained; yet during all tho years that Mr. Gladstone and the Whigs were in office nothing appeared to have been done to remedy it, and it was only when Lord Derby replaced them hope was entertained ...

... of Wycombe in Bucks. For this he then put up, with recommendation from Daniel O’Connell and Mr. Hume, as something between Whig and Tory, what we now call Liberal-Conservative. lie three battles here, and got beat in each. He next turned up at Taunton ...