... Government; but he has still ida party in both Houses. There are probably Id forty or fifty of what may be called the old is Whigs still in the Ho-use of Commons-men who speak of progress at agricultural dinners, but lie the progress to be of a very slow ...

... comprised every shade of opinion, every ?? of feeling on the subject from that of the most rabid Radical, to put of that moderate Whig, who he believed was now in sackcloth and ashes for the part he had taken (laughter and applause). There were various conjectures ...

... political peerages ; whilst 88 peerages, 75 of which were political, were created during twenty-nine years by Whig Governments. In other words, the new Whig peerages were at the rate of two-and-a-half I a year, agaiust two a year on the side of the Tories. 1 ...

... (which, being interpreted, means the only hope of the Conservatives regaining office) lies in concerted action with the old Whigs, who are sup- posed to be alarmed at the Radical programme.. The presentideais to relieve Roman Catholics from contributing ...

... what is thought in the outer circles, I for the Banner is first-class as an interpreter of thought; but it is evident the Whig believed Iand still believes itself more in the confidence Iof the inner circles and the candidate himself; , and it is a real ...

... He answers this by a careful calculation, showing that the bold policy of recurring to the ancient franchise, of which the Whigs cunningly deprived the people in 1832, viz., household suffrage, has issued in a net gain to the Conservatives over the Liberals ...

... part in local politics, and his son was no less keen a general politician. He belonged to the now almost extinct race of old Whigs, believed devoutly in Lord Russell, and dreaded, not to say hated, Mr. Gladstone. He was known to a large number of M.P.'s ...

... 3d.; C.I'aynoGd.; C. Fayno, Gd.; L Penon, Go.; H. ?? A. Bi.,ld.; B.S.l. Id ?? 13M., Id.; It. Jenner, Cd.; Sethl S., id.; n Whig, dd.; W. 11., Cd., J. D., 4d.; N. S. SmithU, 2d., 11. L., Id. Collectedl in ths Cavc.-IFleld.Moorohal Blucher, la.; Lieute ...

... the Poor-Law Inspector, at the Board of ftuardians on Saturday last was made the occasion of administering an implicative whigging to the Poor-Law Board. Several matters came on for discussion, tho settlement of each being obstructed by the red-tapeism ...

... Calmly reviewing the position this kingdom occupied, Lord -Stanley was bound to be generous, because there is no doubt the Whigs blundered, through Earl Russell, when they shut their ears against the remonstrance of Mr. Adams, and allowed.a pri- vateer-or ...

... Nagiydyw, o her. ?? profais 'yr unig-beth oedd yt ei lythyr ,'sef' fod gwaith ei feistr yn gwylio y chwarehvyr yu ?? y * Whigs yn y booth ar ddydd y poll yn fath a ysgriw. Ond gan Ca fyn y oyfaill gredueiwfod ynaysgriw, beth a wa; weir? Onid yw y ffaith ...

... and some of them forcibly expelling the reporters of the Con- servative NVew s-Letter, and applauding those of the Radical Whig. So far as the Nfews Letter was concerned, this did not matter much, but he was sorry that Orangemen should have been so misled ...