... self-glorifieation of the Whig. when in his easy chair, is charming to witness, and his infantine paling when the coveted toy is taken from him, brings tack the recollection of nursery days with Whig g-uearts. Thiers was a resting Whig when Presi. ieset. ...

... guests at his Parliamentary dinner, a dirner generally reserved specially for political friends, the Duke of Sutherland-a Whig of the Whigs till now, and the head of the Leveson-Gowers, a family closely allied to Lord Granville. He is a great friend of the ...

... street, to esforce public opi ?? all he could say would be, 1 Defend us Y from any such IMinistry, Liberal, Constitutional, Whig, or otherwise. (Applause.) ir. Lewis 1 *ent on to refer to the effort ma de f ?? some e of the largwer towns from the operati ...

... 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 ...

... the guests invited to the coming, State dinuer partv of Lord Beaconsfield is i the Duke ot Suthirland, the head of a great 'Whig family that declines to follow the lead of Mr. Glad- atone, or to help Russia to carry out its bag-and. baggage policy. Mr ...

... Stookmar says that the desire 'Lto keep the fi: ~'ng-ame of the Queen out of public discussions is a' device of tt 601i1- the Whigs for extinguishing Royalty. A page or two later w 'our the Prince Consort--that is, the Queen-avows his agree- ol Jon. ment ...

... Carlton Clb must be much pleased at the appearance of the Newly-decorated morlng- room, in which blue and yellow, the old Tory ad Whig colours, are hapuily blended, showing that all party spirit i h er a a fortnight ago, to the I A statement which I published ...

... with no other intention but to see the opera. Upon Di derinquiry I found that the body of Amazons on my right ooft hand were Whigs, and those on my left, Tories; and that A, the those who had placed themselves in the middle boxes were re, th a neutral party ...

... Whether' it was Tory-Ior- whether it was Wahug tha; was-in power,-the result to -the people was almost always tahe same. 'If the' Whigs have' on'the -whole been less lto'blme -than their rivals it is to be re- membered, on .the other,' hand, ?? their- OppOrl-' ...

... those whom they had succeeded in the Government of the country that the Whigs were the Hebrews of politics, thechosen race who should govern and dominate the land (laughter). The Whig was a composition of tinder and gall. He did not speak of the anuoymous ...

... requisitions to thee Mayor, asking him to convene a towil's mooting to protest against Tug- laud's interference, has boon signed by Whig, 'Lory, and 1adical alike, so that it may be considered to be a truly reptrseniahivo neauifvste. '1'he opl)ion is atio entertained ...

... see any probability of success; and we have been pretty well warned of the appear- ance in the North of new candidates In the Whig interest; but how they intend to succeed we are at a loss to know, if the electors are not prepared to yield up their common ...