... REFO~tCIB i lng to the Dernocrucy than to find the Whigs driven into undertaking popuflar legislation, then assuming the credit to themselves, and finally denouncing the agitators, through whom alone the said Whig.e have been forced to move. Sir Henry James ...

... became a welcome guest at Windsor Castle and the drawings rooms of the nobility, until at length he was no better than a courtly Whig, and he advised the bombardment of Alexandria and the downfall of Arabi Pasha, the Egyptian patriot-Mr. Gladstone's great blunder ...

... the seals of office for a short time; but after the General Election of I835 Lord Melbourne became Prime Minister, and the Whigs in the Lower House thought themselves justified in again putting their candidate forward for the post of Speaker. This time ...

... distressing, while that of five might suffice for serious embarassment. Sir EDWARD REED is not alone, as he himself has said; the Whig is not yet extinct, however quickly he be dying. Peradventure, if there be ten men of like opinions with himself Sir EDWARD ...

... sailors, with some of the old Whig school of the Cork Corpora- tion, minus their worthy National Mayor, for reasons best known to himself. Now, sir, Mr. Morley came to measure the result of twenty-six years' labour of Whigs and Tories-aL spectacle to alt ...

... which Mr. BALFIOUR very properly denounced, comforted them, because it was a theory anid a lazy one ; they had the taint of the Whig in their blood ., and were respectable Philistines only. With a little dash they might have captured the country, which does ...

... resolution, which was acknowledged by Mr. at at ?? M.P., who said they were no longer going to be et ii- leluded by Whig Miniate annd Whig loaders,.but U 00 ware going to have tile ladical tonasures that the as un pfor. lie IUYSVAL IN srm ?? TtuL,-Yeasterday ...

... was the following' of the Duke of DEVONSHIRE and Mr. CHAMBERLAIN. TIhe French Revolution created the fissure between the Old Whigs and the New; nor can the cause be styled other than sufficient. But the Canningite separation from the Tories was largely ...

... on the Liberal party of Huddersfield. But Huddersfield does not stand alone in this respect. The selection of an antiquated Whig official like Sir Arthur Hayter at Walsall, and of an unpopular railway director like Mr. McInnes at Hexham, indicates also ...

... latest panegvriLt, should be found in opposition to the Duke 0o1 ID)vosHslrE, Nvh1o is the greatest living representativc of' Whig prin- ciples as e.xpounded 1w Bi-Rrsr. I'h speech mvhich the I)uke of' DEVONSII1RE niadc last night at }3arnstaple might, in ...

... -head was beaten ;-butInat the least drop -of blood had flowed from any part of te body. si FaOBEnTW3VAPOLL . j The gre at Whig Minister, whose love of power led him to adopt the most-reok- less means for securine support, was born at ''Houghton, Norfolk ...

... a subject of the first importance. Within the last ten years the advance of Radical Democracy has driven the entire body of Whig landlords, and a large section of Liberal capitalists, into the arms of Toryism. That has been a great gain. It dispossessed ...