... about. A good rnjority judiciously manipulated will bring the Whigs to the surface, and again place them in power. The Elliots, the Dundases, the Greys, the Russells, and the whole tribe of Whig place-hunters are joyous and cock-a-hoop at the prospect of ...

... the railway to London; With a countenance glum, but a heart (till of mirth, For he thinks his opponents are un-done! Awe, Whigs, awe, is the song he lovea best, For the msaning, though Scotch, is not misty: ?? sang thct to the Queon with an infinite ...

... expediture of several great departmentts in the service of the state. These objects of a reform policy, which the old parties, Whig and Tory, have failed or refused to carry into effect-the present Conservative Ministry having indeed made the last-mentioned ...

... confidence the cold Whigs, who have prated and talked Liberal theories for thirty years, and who are now shaking in their shoes for fear lest only one of their theories should be executed b~y M~r. Gladstone. At any time, the Whigs in power could have ...

... the approach of et the Whig Chancellor of the Exchequer to the Radical ir ;, Tribune ; and Lord Palmerston had no sooner dis- T d appeared from the scene, than the necessity of Mr Bright's support to the very existence of the Whig - party made the union ...

... knocked his hat over his eyes because he wor going to vote on the wrong side. FAmna. What are your politics, John; are you Whig, Tory, or Radical,?` JOnN. Don't know 'zactly what it means.' FAmoERn. D6n't you know what a Radical is, John ? JOHN. ...

... n itself. The Whigs tried tat, thirty years ago, and failed: for Whig- )ry could not resist the torrent of events hioh are found to define themselves into pro- ess. Nor will Tory-Conservative Constita- mnalists be able to do what Whigs failed in. arl ...

... constituency has returned Whigs for 20 e years. It was indeed one of the curiosities of the pre. n . sent election to find a Whig candidate advocating the 0 ;r cause of his Conservative adversary, in preference to q *s those of his Whig ally. So there was little ...

... representatives who .know and can speak their wants; while the 'election expenses perpetuated and increased by the Tories and Whigs exist, and the tisllot is not established. The past week has *exhibited nearly all the bad doings of former general elections ...

... educated by Alr. Disraeli in three or four months. But Mr. Gladstone had educated the Whigs on the Irish Church question in 24 hours (Loud laughter.) There were not 20 Whigs'who. would have voted %aginst the Irish Church if it had not been for Mr. Gladstone ...

... Gladstoie, acud whsl sc-ore groanimig at being tied to hbi, svore the unhappy Whigs. Let thei just look at cruat cause of beimg ill bal cinpany. It seas not vecry long ago that thle Whigs wvere :11l for thle Church of Enggland ; lnow eluwat sIo're tlicy fors ...

... both Whig anld Tory, Iwel h1p)0e1 to lavoid. lr. Jasper More's close attentionto thte interests of sgricdlltnre, wiioh are parlaounollt over all othere en thiepart of the oouisty, haswoll forlbilb the support ofall agricuilturists, whether Whig or Tory ...