... the Whigs-(d- the name)-see the unalterable de- termination of our party, they will always be afraid of executing their wicked purposes. As to taxes, we must expect them while the government is in such hands, and the true King in banishment. A Whig Justice ...

... Council as he should find able and willing to undertake the task. The peer already referred to was of a dis- tinguished Whig family, but negotiation with him and his proposed associates failed, Then, says Mr. Russell:- My thoughts turned to a statesman ...

... atntd efficient, no redluctionus l.nd taken place, and se, none were contenlil)ated, anl so firtily fi xed hid h scoine the gc 'Whig policy of dockyard efliciency, th:t Lt l'or eighte' in months ir Mr. Di raeli cu'ld his Alinisty dal cd u.ot to int-lotuce ...

... the Radicals, having been sold both to Whig a and Tory. Mr. John Wiggins, pledged beyond redemption s, to the Whigs, votes for the Tory; whilst Honoria, who is g( extrinsically furious in the cause of the Whigs, is persuaded e] by her lover to vote for ...

... just behind the Lord Chancellor on the woolsack. Educated more or less under Whig influences, it was natural that Lord Sandon should commence his political career as a Whig. le was returned for Liodfield in the Liberal-Conservative interest in 1856, being ...

... to be no strenuous opposition to it amongst the Conserva- tives, and however little the greatest of all corruptors, the old Wh'igs, like the look of it, they cannot re- cede from their position so long as they form the head of the body to which the Radicals ...

... the Radical ?? party lnil not aicted it stci thorough good faith, if they had I t followed the bad, examplc of soenc of the Whigs, Mr. Cied- z sieost would thave been it-placed by Mr. Linrdet. 'iht i Prilote Minister has hats no occasion to be olltch in- ...

... weightier since in politics the Leitrims, as like many other houses with short pedigrees, were the Whigs, and the reigning scion dou tless expected faE ,est tht a Whig Lord-Lieutenant would both obey his behests tri bin and also put up with his insolence. Here ...

... we have reason to conclude that he considers his mission to have resuled ia a dead failure. PIUNCH'S TPTADS. AfMinisters, Whig, Radical, or Conservative, like a Majority, a Surplus, and No House. The three best letters in the Alphabet are Is S D; the ...

... forced it upon them. He coutended that the Democrats had as e much right to hold public meetings as the Conservatives, 8 the Whigs, or the Radicals. He said, in concluding his speech, that they had met to advocate the abolition of the hereditary system, ...

... kind friend and neigh- bour,-he was highly esteemed. IHis traditions, and his political associations, were strongly of the Whig school. Those traditions date back long before the time of Crom- well, when the then Walter Strickland enjoyed the con- fidence ...

... about for the recovery of his health. All this jobbery has excited the indignation of the country to such an extent that even Whigs, like the Duke of Somerset, are obliged to take a lead against their own party, and on the motion of his Grace, a vote for ...