... hope out of us and leave us scorned and humbled beggars. A LADY POLITICIAN'S VIEW OF WHIGGERT. Well do I know that the old Whigs were the grand champions of a grand old cause-(cheers)-but these men have not the fibre. Their politics are of a sickly hue ...

... political necessity :- In the session of I846, when Sir Robert Peel had proposed the repeal of the Corn Law. a meeting of Whig peers was held at Larksdowne House, Lord Russell (then Lord John) being present. One spoke after another in favour of thnowmg ...

... were regarded with suspicion and dislike even by many anti-slavery politicians. His attempt, in concert with the Conscience Whigs, to resist the annexa- tion of Texas failed comnpletely. I-le can scarcely have improved his position by his ?? conveotdion ...

... during seven years, and cost him, it was alleged, ioo,ooo, has been commonly imputed to the managers (the Commons) and the Whig party. Sir A. Lyall clearly shows that it was due to the Lords' reflect of duty. The whole case only occupied 148 days, and ...

... Democracy five years ago, with any blind devo- tion to imaginary dictates of Political Economy as the Whigs are, and it was upon the old Whig dodges that he poured forth the fullest vials of his wrath. If Lord DUNRAVEN finds his party hampered upon ...

... have some moderate form of Local Government- ?? instance of what we said the other day, that nowadays the only Tories are the Whigs. The remaining articles in the Review-with the exception of Sir G. Molesworth's plea for Courts of Conciliation-are of the ...

... he would find amongst the electorate. of whose intelligence he seems to think so little, many metn who, caring nothing for Whig or Tory, can argue out this question in all its bearings. I am, Sir, looking to your sense of fairness to print this as the ...

... and the writers of that time. But the story of the unholy alliance of the patriots, professing Jacobites and professed Whigs, against Walpole, and the unscrupulous lying and slandering which they adopted, strangely recall an equally unholy alliance ...

... several embassies, and was for a short time Under-Secretary of State He entered Parliament in 1701, and turned from a strong Whig to a violent Tory. Towards the close of Queen Anne's reign he was employed in important negotiations, but the death of the ...

... a warning of what would be the result if the Irish Parliamentary representatives pursued the milk-and-water policy of the Whig section.' But this explanation gi es no effect to the concluding words expressing a hope that the anticipated Irish attempts ...

... this guide to be had for 6i. ito visitor need go the nat io'as storehouse of art with his fingers in his mouth. The NoRTHERN WHIG says:- This constitutes an extraordinary sixpence worth. The contents include a splendid illustrated catalogue of pictures ...

... Palmerston's salon at Cam- bridge House, now the N-aval and Military Club ;and naturally, therefore, the wife of the great Whig statesman whom somebody christened Cupid, comes in for a share. of admiring notice in the sketches very happily entitled ...