... only had one Prime Minister whom they reallytrusted,in the person of Lord Derbyhimself in his best days a Whig, and the representative of an old Whig house. Can- ning, Peel, and Disraeli were leaders and Prime Ministers reluctantly ac- cepted and distrusted ...

... stone. The magnanimity we cannot see ; but that which stands out clear before us is the old meddlesome spirit of the great Whig earl, which the great Tory earl so happily de- scribed. It is true that in this, his second pamphlet, Earl Russell boldly recants ...

... ervis expressed doubts whether, under present circumstances, the Conservatives were justified in keeping aloof from the old Whig party. There has been a Liberal banquet at Launceston to celebrate the return of Sir J. Trelawny and Mr. Brydges Willyams as ...

... most distressing anticipation. Some alleged that, not insensible in old age to the influence of female charms, the venerable whig earl had been capti- vated by the beauty and lively manners of Lady Lyndhurst, and that her bright eyes were new arguments ...

... to undo the labour of the people; we hope not, and we are prepared to disragard the tone of the press -the semi-aristoeratic Whig press-of the day. Mvr. Gladstone needs no warning, for he, at least, can understand the action of human greatness, and. the ...

... generous for those to whom they were addressed. Still he was not the man then that he was in '48, when a brutal, aristocratic Whig Government pro- secuted him for his chivalrous utterances and devoted patrietisin. (Hear, hear.) No! nor had the old fire which ...

... systles of canvassing; net to attack by anonymous placards or squibs the pc-ivato or personal character of any of our opponents, whig or tory, but to moot every one on the high ground of principle and moral weeds. THE HoN. JOSEPHl HOWE.- Sir George D. Cartier ...

... system of canvassing ; not to attack by anonymous placards or squibs the private or personal character of any of our opponents, Whig or Tory, but to meet every one on the high ground of principl and moral worth. The grand jury at the Old Bailey yesterday ...

... tide of Demo- cracy, and how they only acquiesced at last in Household Suffrage when they were told that it would dish the Whigs; how they held out for twenty years for Church Rates and University Tests, and how they are ready agmin feteto during the ...

... 1688 and quotations from HALLAM with compliments to Mr. BasoasT, in a manner which would be gratifying to the stiffest of old Whigs, and to the most daring of modem Radicals. Mr. IACO5RnT' s speech was half popular harangue, half legal argument, and was effective ...

... amused. These noblemen sustained the part they were called upon to perform with a devotion utterly regardless of expense. Their Whig pre- decessor, the late Earl of CARITsLE, who, had made Ireland almost a second home, if less profuse than some of his successors ...

... Conserva- tive have had only one Prime Minister whom they really trasted, in the person of Lord DERBY, himself in his best days a Whig, and the representative of en oldlWhigHouse. CAMNDOz , Picas, andDIsRAELI were leaders and PTrime Ministers reluctantly ac- ...