... with the Whigs, another attached to them for the purpose effecting so.ne pr.vate object, aud the third, who advocate the liyawure* Utey proper for the public interest, without any attention to the pleasure displeasure of Lord John and the Whig party. This ...

... THE DEBILITATED WHIG CABINET. The dose the present Session Parliament will find tho Whig Cabinet sorely crippled power and shattered in reputation. Its constitution that of a weak, worn-out, and attenuated invalid—one well, and showing signs of retaining ...

... THE WHIG MINISTRY. ( To the Editor of the Dumfries and Galloway Standard.) Siz,—Last night, the “do nae better” ministry would again their bill unfold, and make a fresh onslaught on the red hose of the eminent W ise-man. In my humble opinion, the best ...

... best men chosen fiom Ihe representatives ot the (llfi‘m_‘ent wards, without avy question whatever whether they were Tories, or Whigs, or Radicals. (Applause.) ~ The financial condition of the Burgh required the serious attention of the whole of the wards, ...

... lain and the Whigs be’ onged to it; their leaving it has ‘eft more homogeneous, and with fewer people tugging from behind. That *, ait, But in 1885, before the Tory part’ .'s diversity was increased by the Whigs and Chamberlain Radicals, this is “gow ...

... many Whig members of the Liberal party. Some of the Tory organs affected to see in this statement the seeds of a disagreement that might some day soon develop into a Cabinet crisis—to be solved by the resignation of the War Minister, if not by a much ...

... it was most dangerous to be a Whig—when to be too zealous a Whig, unless one were powerfully connected, meant to run a risk of trial for sedition—there had not been a more daring Whig than the poet Burns. True was a Whig, as he was everything else, after ...

... Scottish capital sink into the condition of Whig nomination burgh Why should the constituency of Edinburgh accept the merest partisans or officials of Whig Government? When Sir John Campbell, 'plain John,' the Whig Attorney-general, was rejected small English ...

... representative. I may well asked here and in this country what the Whigs are, because sometimes in talking of Whig and Tory no very definite meaning is attached to these words. The Whigs arc that party who struggled bard, as a great many of you know, p ...

... denouncing the Whigs with his old fire. He gave the simple agriculturists most inflated description of the achievements the present Government ; and, to heighten the effect, of course misrepresented the defects and failings of the Whigs. He said the Queen ...

... declan ition, and retort. As has been observed, the Whig Government had then began to wane in pablic estimation, and was in a moribund condition. With the intention of reviving its sinking fortunes, the Whig leaders in Edinburgh held frequent meetings to animate ...

... will contain twenty-one Whigs and thirty-five Loco Focos two members being doubtful. the house seventy-four Whigs and fifty-nine Loco Focos have already been chosen ; last year the same states were represented by forty-nine Whigs and seventy-six Loco Focos ...