... influence which she was long reputed to possess. She was for many year mistress of the robes. and we believe she was one of the Whig Indite; whose influence at Court led Sir Robert Peel time thirty years ago to decline the responsibility of forming a government ...

... represented to thle Queen the expedliency, onl various public grounds, of removing frun the royal presence certain ladies of Whig anil Radical connection, who have for seine time occuiiied the chambers of the palace, and performed suindry services in the ...

... deal said in the newspapers about the public expenliture, and it had been aaaerted that the Tories were economical as the Whigs. If they went back for •njr great number of years, his knowledge of the exact policy on which the public expenditure had been ...

... nearly every measure of enlightened legislation, and were unworthy of the confidence of the newly-enfranchised elec tore. The Whig party and the Liberal party, he admitted, were charge able with sonic short comings, but they had never without being encouraged ...

... the Patriot, However, we are glad of his explanation.-—Ep. Lik GREAT WHIG ESTABLISHMENT TO THE EDITOR OF THE CARLISLE PATRIOT sin,—You last week had occasion to allude to “the great Whig Establishment at Holme Head,” where, you you say, “only one political ...

... period by many persons on account of the Crimean war. for that war But whe, he asked, was responsible (The Whigs.) Yes, Lord Palmerston and the Whigs. And who was it that said that if the Tories had been in power the Crimean war would never have happened ...

... AND DEAN ON THE CHURCH OF THE FUTURE. THE Vedette. CORNELIUS O'Dowp.—Walewski.—Medical Lecturers. CLp AND New. Misfits.—The Whig Letter THe Comtine ELECTIONS. y. BLACKWOOD & SONS, and London ...

... complete refutation of the charge too frequently made that the Tory party was a war party. (Hear, hear.) Well, then, if the Whigs were for that war, they were equally responsible for the iS omil- lions of expenditure in 1855 over 18°, oy which was incurred ...

... the history of the present movement to destroy the Irish Church, in my opinion, resolves itself simply into this: The Whigs aud the Whig party were completely baffled. (Hear, hear.) They not get hold of the reins of power. They had made many motions in ...

... connection with the Conservative committee. The first vote he gave at a borough election w as in the year 1847. At that time the Whig party was led by Sir Thomas Jiirch. The Peelite-Conservative party was represented by Mr. Cardwell, and the old high a ?? party ...

... Some modifications of policy ma ve rendered necessary, but the of Mr Disracli and his colleayucs from olfice, about which the Whigs have so pertinaciously is much more distant than the Radicals predict 5 if the Con-titutional party will only Le true to themselves ...

... into the hands of our cunning, unscrupulous, hereditary Whig enemies the solemn and sacred trust we shall have committed to his keeping. ° Not long ago, he said, it was quite customary for the Whig journals to as Where is that great anomaly, the Conser- ...