... of candidates that they were compelled to forego the gratification of running candidates against unpopular Whigs. The result was that several Whigs now represent what arc termed National constituencies, who might readily have been supplanted had eligible ...

... Sir Tolioinaohe Sinclair’s own explanation of his failure is that he is not one of the exclusive Whig clique, and that ha is not married to one the of the Whig aristocracy ;’ but we believe might find another reason more flattering to his abilities and to ...

... insincerity and vacillation of the Whigs, and pointed out that the Anglo-Irish enjoying the franchise in the gs*eat centres of English industry were, in point of the hewers of wood and drawers of water of the Whigs. Previously to that time their were ...

... We refer to the Valuation of Property Bill. Many Governments in succession have endeavoured to deal with this subject. One Whig statesman, at hast, was to have made great reputation it; but, infortunately, the hour of victory never arrived, and the laurel ...

... ld , npaQ foremost down n n ® ahiD ,drinking, and told'the the fire suddenly ceased. The fight for the night w« rose ,. i Whigs, ayo, sengers, iTtteur smashed over. The Russians remained in their position at thefoot faith in at U tan to the capof the ...