... after NorthuLmberlan-d was divided h into two constituencies, a Tory and a Whig were returued - r after a severe struggle on the part of the former agaiast r n coalihiou of two Whigs Between December, 1S32, and .yesterday, tbere was only 'one election-that ...

... was extremely' diffiault to define that difference. He might, perhaps, say that Oxford had produced Tories, and' Cambridge Whigs. (Laughter.) Cambridge was 'a truiversity of great colleges, arid Oxford a collage of Universitis. t(Laughter.) Cambridge was ...

... their own special aims. It is probable that, if the Premier could have had his own way, he would have once more dished the Whigs,'. by settling the Burials question, instead of letting it remain as a useful piece of capital in Liberal hands; but the clergy ...

... uorged that, if they were fOL Inserted, a Jew rightibecome Lord Chancellor. Lord ] Lyndhurst is said to have- wispered to a Whig Lord near 1 lm, Vell, I see no barm in that; Daniel would have sadta good Lord Chancellor. Now, happily, men of anY or of ...

... wreckedlF Into haow many pieces was it splitP There was the moderate Liberal party- the old Whigs-led by' Lord Hartinglon and Lord Granville, and in their hearts the old Whig party were as Conservative as Lord G~aiway or himself; but when it came to the vote ...

... was to have been Colonel Luttrell. This is an unfortunate L piece of volunteered information. The Luttrells have D 1 been Whigs from the days of old Whiggism, and their d. , influence lies altogether in West Somerset, in which A division there aes a talk ...

... two names, because they Ukire the firt ii the list; aud it was better that a man should vot -a candidate liercuse he -wasi a Whig or a Tor fo~lr reason like thato, There was rather an e c~rytarel ir .of the biniiing nature or foregone conclusions o e~~1 ...

... during the year showed a tendency towards the political 4 element. It was the boast of the Allianee party that it it was neither Whig, Tory, nor Radiceal, but he *as oo afraid that the auxiliary had shown a leaning towards 9, the party platform, and he had ...

... been inaugurated the ec new system of party tactics, which I may perhaps venture fi to call the tactics of exasperation. The Whig leaders in B that year supported us with all their party infdusuce. In es spite of this the motion was defeated by a majority ...

... B. Fountain having stated the plia51elie h 11 siing and the interest he c1tltiii1d to illws - institutin , called on Mr, W~hig k to, 1.moi meeting, and that gentlernan ahllditl is terms to the services of M: r H anell, ; a sum of ten pounds ?? he NllTr ...

... ?? vito ry wheher w giv thethe The lines ?? victo r, whether wegive the shi creidit of it to the House of Argyli or to the Whig ste principles of -which that House has been the great Shi iot local representative, will suoprise no one-the sur- the prise ...

... interest attached to Mr. Borth. :f wick's lecture, on account of his well-known intimet, relations with the leading men of the old Whig an new Conservative parties. For many years bu journal was the representative of Lord Palmeretone' opinions, and the editor's ...