... on the bank if he it ence got among them. The Whigs corrupted Parliament, and the Tories endeavoured to purify it. The Whigs imposed prohibitive duties, which the Tories did their best to take off. The Whigs enacted Catholic disabilities, which the Tories ...

... While he governed the Contry the distinction between Whigs and Conservatives was to °a great extent a merely nominal distinction. Both found in his policy ground on which they could meet -and-the Whigs wore as little inclined as the Conservatives to venture ...

... been attracted by the address of Mr. Albert Grey, M.P. Mr. Grey is a typical Whig. He is the heir of Earl Grey, and has during the present Parliament formed one of the band Whigs who, certain occasions, have deserted the Government and voted with the Opposition ...

... bound to support the Whigs in return for having got the franchise through tbe manoeuvres aod exertions Whig Government. Everything else was go on before, bat there should be addition to the electoral power which keeps good honest Whigs in office.” ...

... it unfortunate act on the part of the Whigs to appoint two other Barrens (one of them lately daeoaaed) to the well-paid offices of stipendiary magistrates! only wonder that Sir Henry confined his censure of Whig mal-admioistration to Ireland and to home; ...

... *Whiteside, w, 22 ; Mr. Buzzard, c, rejected. Conservatives, 4 ; Whigs, 4. BASSI9HAW.---1 members. No reduction or increase of numbers. No contest.—Frisby, w ; Britten, w ; James, w ; Lister, w. 4 Whigs. BILLINGSGATE.—Diminished from 10 to 8 members. Curling, ...

... the face of several Whig gentlem Levee. We have heard some ose who were insulted; but as ard on the subject hereafter, we present. We may say this, how-1 Levee is the last—whatever his of office may be in Ireland—in the face of a Whig or Liberal of the ...

... fate of the Whigs. It was impossible that measures similar character and import could be brought forward without materially affecting decaying party, whose interests were entirely bound np with the maintenance the present system. Some Whigs who were unduly ...

... on that, as on some tew other points ; but Lord Grey remains true to his old Whig creed of concurrent endowment out of the spoils of the Irish Church, and to the old Whig doctrine of governing Ireland through the priests. He insists that the question ...

... ;-.. noNoaroLK.—Whig new chums, 363; Tory new ’ekfop, 860; Whig objections, 464—estabUshed, 266; ohisotione, 453—established, 168. Loss by death ; Spot* tH* Tories, 120. Majority for Whigs, 201 ; Whig by deaths, 49. Total gain for Whigs, 850 ...

... the Whig Cabinet which succeeded that of Lord Derby in 1859. Lord John Russell, indeed, made a show of bringing in Reform Bill, order to redeem the promises under which he and his colleagues returned to office. But the Bill was burked by the Whigs themselves ...

... impart a feature of novelty into the existing situation. The Whigs—we use their own words—claim to be the natural leaders of thr Liberal party. This means, we suppose, that the few great Whig houses which are still left to us aro the depositories of a ...