... consequence of her union with England and Scotland, but since this system has lasted so loug, under every Ministry, whether Whig or Tory, what good reason is there to expect that a great change will now take place, or that such a Change will be lasting ...

... childish to suppose a cavalry soldier can be formed in five days' drill a year; and were it not that there are some influential Whig colonels Oi regiments, should not have been called out last year by a reformed Parliament. If, instead of playing at cavalry ...

... to the Queen, and was first returned to Parliament for East Derbyshire the last general election. The hon. gentleman is a whig. The addressjwill be seconded by Sir Charles Dilke, M.P. for Chelsea, a strong Radical, who is also one of the youngest members ...

... diversity of opiuiou upon this great question prevailed in the Cabinet. Lords Clarendon and Hartington and other leading men of the Whig and moderate Liberal party, it will remembered, made occasion during the autumn publicly to denounce any attempt to solve the ...

... from twelve to twenty thousand. We are compelled to believe that there is truth in these repeated statements; that the old Whig policy is to revived, and that our army, raised by slow and costly efforts to a strength barely sufficient to maintain the ...

... endeavour to conceal this crime and avoid its just retribution, is recorded of the chief agent for corrupt practices on the Whig side at the hotly-contested election in 1835. This person, Mr. James Bussell, who was himself indicted for conspiracy at the ...

... Ministry in 1845 was unable to carry out its contemplated policy ? There can be but one answer —namely, the opposition of the Whigs. Accordingly, the admission of the present head of the Liberal party, it was owing to the opposition of the Liberals themselves ...

... Government and of the masses of our population. The so-called Liberal Cabinet adhere to the old laissez-aller principle of the Whigs. And the Emigration question they are supported by the Manchester school of politicians, who in this matter have two objects ...

... the Radicals forced their way into the Cabinet eleven years ago. The middle class now occupies the same position which the Whigs occupied then. An Unhappy Mother, writing to the Times, says: For nearly a twelve month I had a son Ilauwell Asylum, and ...

... better done. The dockyard labourers and the soldiers who had been dismissed by hundreds would conclude the present plan was a Whig joband, seeing that these two officials were to have seats in Parliament, it was natural to presume that main object of the ...

... In the House of Commons—of which our Chairman is so worthy a member—there is room for all. There we find Conservatives, .Whigs, and Radicals all associated together But will tell you for whom there is not room: there is not room for the convicted reman ...

... division in the Lords on the Land Bill, viz., the Bishops of Chichester Exeter, Oxford, aud Salisbury, and the Irish Prelate the Whig Bishop of Down and Connor. No Bishop voted with the Opposition. The Earl of Devon voted with the Government, aud Earl Grey ...