... WHIG POLITICS. (from the Standard.) The late Lord Ormathwaite, better known at one time as Sir John Walsh and the father of the House of Commons, in a work published several years ago, examined the probability of a fusion between the Whigs and the Co ...

... examination, it will be found that, in nearly all particulars, a modern Tory resembles a Whig of -Queen Anne's reign, and a Tory of Queen Anne's reign a modern Whig.' Some instances of this curious interchange may, from an historical point of view, not ...

... due regard to international law. and similar purport to the orders which had been given by Whig- Radical Government— instantly an outcry is raised by the Whig-Radicals throughout the country, denouncing the Government as hostile to the emancipation of ...

... MR. GLADSTONE AND THE WHIG LORDS. KENT AND SUSSEX COURIER, FRIDAY, AUGUST is, The party of the • great Whig families' is known to do much towards keeping up its political importance by the exercise of social amenities. In days not long gone by the attractions ...

... THE WHIGS AND ORGANIC REFORMS. KENT ITOURIER, FRIDAY, OCTOBER jo, Owe might have hoped that the Whig aristocracy had become experience too wise to resort to. their old practice of agitating, when out of power, for organic change. The recent speech, however ...

... DILKITES. That a hundred and twenty Whig and Radical members of the House Of Commons should have verted in favour of the perpetual Sir C. Dt Kite's recent motion is a fact in many ways significant shows that the Whigs in opposition are not cured their ...

... re-uniting when a good cry'' has been invented. The Whigs are experienced campaigners, and will never lose a good chance of combining again for time with British Radicals and Irish Nationalists. The Whig party, small indeed in numbers, is compact body, which ...

... upon the intelligence of this country, and the Whigs, it may hpped, will have turned Dilkites in vain. There much talk of purifying the politics our Boroughs. The purification of the politics of the Whig party is no less needed for the promotion of the ...

... political 'bandits,' If this leader conducts in a purely Whig direction, according to Sir W. Hakcourt's indication, he will hardly be followed by the thorough Radicals; if he takes a Radical line, the Whigs cannot consistently go with him; if he takes a. Romish ...

... carrying it on, even saving them from the attacks of their ultra-Radical allies, as they had done Whig Ministries on many previous occasions. That the leading Whigs and Radicals will in the coming Session abstain from all captious and unpatriotic opposition ...

... Social influences have more to do than isgenerally supposed with thesuccess of public men and parties. It may said that the Whigs have understood this fact, and worked it effectually in the behalf of their political combination. Thus, in days not long past ...

... divergences of opinion. What in truth has the Whig party to do with the Dilkites What have Dissenters in common with Romanists ? What union is there between Irish Ultramontanes and Irish Nationalists ? And the Whigs and Radicals are divided among themselves ...