... office being in a minority, until the constituencies have on appeal decided against them. As a party man, I rejoice to see the Whig-Radicals so vehemently factious, for I believe there is a limit to the patience of the country out of doors; and that, as in ...

... second time she Brougham had not only identified himself with the departs. Beware of her third coming, for the tree- great Whig party, but had been among its most dissure you must have, and what price she next may tinguished champions. The return of Lord ...

... quote more than once, assigns them in a manner which we may shortly SPM up thus. After the passing of the Reform Bill the Whigs, finding their party buoyed up to the most extravagant extent, showed signs of a desire to check, in some degree, the too ...

... a zealous advocate of liberal principles and a warm supporter of Reform in a modified shape, had never been attached to the Whig party. Indeed, when convinced of the value of a measure, by whomsoever brought forward, he had never failed to give it his ...

... principles would soon rise into activity and power, and the Church and State need not fear the present fortuitous concourse of Whig and Radical atoms.--I am, Sir, your obedient servant, JAS. FLINT. MENT TO THE PUBLIC. The Chairman said the works on the southern ...

... taste the dean, instead of stating clearly what the resolution he proposed was, commenced a political speech, eulogising the Whig leaders, and specially introducing the name of Earl Russell, which led to some considerable hissing—greatly, if we might judge ...

... Debating Club; but now he was to become acquainted with such men as Horner, Jeffrey, and other young members of the Scottish Whig party; and it was not long before he proved himself one of the most able members of the famous debating association known as ...

... independent member of the Legislature, and yet in the real sense of the word not wholly independent. He was separated from the Whigs SS a party, it is true; but the principles which had once made him their champion were dear to hint still. Though no longer ...

... the yacht have not ye t w certainty been obtained, but it is believed that the latter is the son of a Belfast pilot.—Northern Whig. ARREST OF A TRADES-UNION COMMITTEE. — The strike of bricklayers against the new rules imposed Lib7vetrphoeolM. Master B w ...

... their expense, so long as Sutherlandshire returns a member nominally by 180 votes, really by the sole will and pleasure of a Whig magnate. Why the favour denied to the borough which returns ROBERT LOWE should be continued to the county which returns Lord ...

... rebuff inflicted by Lord ABINGDON, a fitting rebuke for Mr. HAMERSLEY'S audacity in applying for the support of a steady Whig and a supporter of the Opposition to an address like that of the Oxfordshire memorialists. We suspect, however, that the coarse ...

... defended by subscriptions raised by advertise. ments in the newspapers, or whether the government of the day—whether , Liberal, Whig, or Conservative'— Would furnish him with the means- of defending himself, especially as the Royal commission had reported ...