... distant Cornish men may still rally round a Trelaetnev, but, speaking roatidly, all the territorial authority of the great Whig hooves has been powerless to dim the tide of Conservative opinion in the counties. It is difficult to rouse the county con ...

... Happily, with one or two exceptions, the Administration has got out of the sexagenarian, septuagenarian, and almost octogenarian Whig circle ; but England, so far the Ministry conoerned, is not yet to be saved by her youth, according Mr. Disraeli's theory ...

... THE GLo MESTER JOURNI L AND THE LATE GLOUCESTER ELECTION. To the Editor of the Gloucestershire Chronicle. Sir,—Your ancient Whig. Radical contemporary, the Gloucester /mama/ (or as some persons more appropriately call it, the Gloucester Noraiity Star) ...

... take our friend Gillot against the wisest goose that ever cackled at the Capitol. Mr. Eyre 's memorandum has a special dash of Whig economy in it. It suggests the appointment of a new officer—a Controller of Penknives—with a staff of nibbera, slitters, and ...

... well worthy the seri-us coneideretion of our present Whigs and so-called leberals, hest, as they are, on disestablishment and dieen. do' moot—or, in other words, on robbery and confiscation: — Whig principles (said Sir James, in concluding his sped.) ...

... not a straw ? Mr. Lowe. Now by the residuum sent Again to sit in Parliament, Who, as a pleceman, is content ? Mr. Lowe. Who Whig-like, with a feeling shoot, Proclaimed (what no sane man will doubt) His wish to keep the Tories out P Mr. Lowe. Mr. Lowe ...

... competency from • regular and memberslilacClub; the . congregation Id eased the meeting. e -se eeted pieces of sacred its Whig and Radical domination. The association music were effectively sung by the choir, the whole pro. lies not been organised for ...

... f the venelity and thecovruption of the working classes (applause). Well, I can only say that these matters show that the Whigs and the Liberal party have a wonderful facility for coalescing when office is in question. To see Mr. Lowe and Kr. Bright members ...

... without these clerks, and that instead of hiving the peewit efficient men. their places would be tilled with raw hands and Whig nominees. As a Militia officer, he thought that much might be done to improve the petition and s'atus of the. force. And with ...

... differeet light. I do not think the More of Peers! Need be abolished yet ; In fact, as I advance in years, Less Radical I get. TM Whigs, you know, have ere Men High Tortes while in poem` The Seemlier's left has always res. Them Chartists in an beer. So Ishii' ...

... keeping aloof from the old Whig party- The alliance may seem natural enough to the Tories, whose maxim it la to become all things to all men, if by any means they may gain something, but we rather suspect that the old Whig party will not be so easily ...

... houses from magistrates nett gentlemen of all shades of politics in Weir, calling attention to the desirableness of bishops Whig appointed for the Principality who might address the people in the Welsh language. Other petitions unwonted several poi ide ...