... scrutiny of all the appointments' , made in the Education Office during the , last twenty or thirty years, especially under i Whig Governments, would produce not a ! few instances of gross favouritism and jobbery, which could not have taken place if the ...

... of Lord Derby's Conservative creed, and as such is far different from the immoderate and ex- treme views and actions of the Whig-iiadical Government at present in power. Ormskirk has been for several generations the burial place of the Earls of Derby, ...

... Sir Robert highly indignant at the paltry reductions so pertinaciously moved in official salaries, and belonging to that old Whig party whose creed was, that there was a class which should never be subject to vulgar discussion and popular opinion, was very ...

... years consecutively by a politician someting after the Vicar of Bray tyje, who wras a upporter of all lovernmentsl, whether Whig or Tory, and very rarely found in opposdtion. That was the description of the representatives who sat in Parliament for the ...

... members answer this by staying away en mnasse, as our own Opposition did at a well-remembered period in English history. I he Whigs were not, the Republicanis are not, right in their course. Some of them, by the way, are not likely to return to their duty ...

... steamboat sheds are at present largelyoocupied with breadetuffe imported from English ports, and consigned to different firms in ?? Whig. A Cuious AcTioN FoF DsiALGES.-A curious suit is about to be tried before a Memphis justice of the peace. A white man has a ...

... evening, as he would tell them candidly, to support Liberalism in opposition to Toryism and Whiggery. He had no confidence in Whig- gery anymore than in Toryism. The one party was an obstructive to all intents and purposes, and with the other the aim was ...

... is so obnoxious to the Telegraph may be used as a very effective adjective. You recollect OC'Connell's description of the Whigs as Ibass, bloody, and brutal. That speech was taken for the 2Ysane by a Scotch reporter of a very Puritanical turn of mind; ...

... but his view of it was that the Gtovernment of this oeuntry-whother Whig or Tory-had been six of the one and half-a-dozen of the other. He had come there to lecture both against Whigs and Tories, in the sense that he had come to lecture against the govern- ...

... be the candidate elected by the Labour Reuresentatlon League, that their candidate will be put forwdard without reference to Whig or Conservative interests, and that if any cry be raised about dividing the Liberal interest and letting in the Tory, such ...

... statemext again the speaker fortified with an oath-there would be suoh au uprising of the people that no Governmant, whe her Whig or Tory, could resist it. They would have to suocumb and how to the wishes of the people. The termination of this meay and ...

... and adopted the b principles of the Radicals in order to obtain office, instead of joining themselves with the moderate IE Whigs in order to maintain those old institutions P which both are anxious to protect from subversion. t1 To this fundamental error ...