... be unprecedented. C.-Facts: 1. The Parliament of 1837 was elected under Whig auspices. 2. The Parliament of 186J now existing was also elected under Whig auspices. 3. Yet the Whig Government of 1810-41 continued to bold office, although beaten no less ...

... the sake of one personage. A r *viur,a fore-eta to mention that Sir F. Bruce was the r°tlier of a Whig earl and of a Court official, and broth er- of a Whig dean. Of course the interests of eighty Such Fmall deer as those he mentions were not to be bought ...

... have committed a most unpardonable blunder in their action upon this Irish Church question, not so much in leaving it to the Whigs to do the work of destruction, as in resorting to violence which can be so easily returned upon them. They are mad to commence ...

... perplexing names of Republican and Democrat, like the Federalists, Whigs, and National Republicans of earlier days, seem to embrace every citizen as neces- sarily as the Whig and Tory parties in England may be expected to embrace every county magnate ...

... Mr. Rearden, being the last joint in the Liberal tail, is neither the most dignified nor the cleanest member of the organic Whig body. Recently, in his motion respecting the Queen, Mr. Rearden has whisked him. self into a very nasty puddle indeed. Mr. ...

... with the arrangements of this day. He observed, we have no political differences in our'lodge-rcoms, the ultra liberal, the whig, conservative, and tory, all meet together on neutral ground we have no religious dissensions, the Protestant and Catholic ...

... comnmanded the respect even of those whobave diiferedfrom his poli- tical views. Mr John3on began his political career as a Whig. but has for some time past acted with the Democratio party, although in no sense a partisan. In 1866 Senator Johnson voted ...

... Mr Bearden, eing the last joint in the Liberal tail, is neither the *m ot.digaifled northe cleanest member of zthe organic Whig body. iUecently, in his motion respeotg the Quee, M'hizaideh has whisked himself mto , very nasty puddle indeed.' 'r Gladstone ...

... all events of moderate views in politics, who are opposed to the policy of the hybrid alliance formed between the Gladstone-Whig and Bright-American schools; and surely it is high time that this minority should be emancipated from the thraldom and mis ...

... fleeting popularity and perchance float them into havens of rest. An Irish ques- tion in the Lords never fails to bring out those Whigs who incline to Radicalism—to whatever bears a rather striking contrast to Conservative principles—and who feel at all times ...

... this no respon~ was maeb etero Lt the legal gentlemen, but from th'bcsetwa f Vesid, in under tones, ?? Not' o oeh Jr OrfWe'n Wh~ig. ' 01 ...

... this time and in this place refer to Sir Richard's political principles, l Ie is known to be a mo- derate Liberal of the old Whig School, and has but little sympathy with the reckless and advanced Liberals of the piseut day, who, if not checked, will assuredly ...