... THE DISTRESSES OP THE WHIGS. It is not often that a lady has such opportunities for political influence as fell to the lot of the Marchioness of Westminster in the late electioneerbig campaign at Shaftesbury. It is the more gratifying to record the testimony ...

... While he governed the Contry the distinction between Whigs and Conservatives was to °a great extent a merely nominal distinction. Both found in his policy ground on which they could meet -and-the Whigs wore as little inclined as the Conservatives to venture ...

... disposed to surrender a vacant seat to a Whig subaltern, that Radicalism is the real raison (rare of a Liberal Administration; and that When it becomes a question of losing or keeping power, the most moderate Whig and the most independent Radical are usually ...

... THE LAST TRUMPETER. We are all wrong. Whigs, Tories, Radicals, or whatever else we call ourselves--me have been indulging in an hallucination. We have grumbled at the Ministry, and found fault with Mr. Lowe. It is a complete mistake. The Government has ...

... they must advance. Having reviewed the Whig policy generally, Mr. Leatham said he had no doubt that Whig historians would record the disestablishment of the Church of ' England as the tip-top achievement of Whig policy. They were getting among real questions ...

... orator is cruel enough to aim a vicious side hit at that trumpeter of the Sheffield cutlers, the heaven-born statesman of the Whigs. The audacious wing of Mr. Leatham's Radicalism soars far above the homely sphere within prhieh Ministerial self-complacency ...

... great question will be dealt with, and, of course, the party of progress will win the day. This is cheerful news for the old Whigs and the few Churchmen of the Liberal side, who really see—or rather saw, till the revelations of Mr. W. H. Gladstone were ...

... view the mornings of rale. and eatalognes had. UNBRIDGB WELLS.-ROYAL SUSSEX .I.ROTEL,tor Pasailla and Gattlases. Instaidiatoly Whig the =NW STUD, Proprietor. L ONDON -BRIGHTON- EXCURSION. GRAND =URN PLOWER SNOW ROYAL PAVILION. RAND OP THE COLDSTREAM GUARDS ...

... Here they were massacred in thousands. The few that remained fled in wild despair to the protevtion of our fort. Governor Whig. then in comman i, threw open the g,tes to vie fugitive-. and poured down gr pe and canister open tueir pursuers. The Aslant ...

... the division lists, whenever the most momentous measures of the sea , sion are at issue, the Moderate Liberal, or ancient Whig, is invariably and inevitably found side by side with the most destructive Radical. The local Tory leaders of the North-West ...