... From what he condemned, people naturally inferred what he would approve. When he censured, there- fore, the policy of the Whig ministers, he promised, by implication, if not in words, to take an opposite course. But if the expectant premier was cautious ...

... n of old Whig might not offend the noble lord. But, perhaps, without offence, they might now be permitted to call him a juvenile Whig (loud laughter)—a pure young Whig (Bursts of laughter.) Here was the case Lord Grey, the leader of the Whig party, left ...

... On Monday last the Hon. E. K. Littleton, a whig, returned without opposition as M.P. for South Staffordsh^ in the room of Gen. Anson, resigned. Newport, Friday, August 19, 1853.. Printed and Published for the Proprietor, EDViy DOWLING, of Mount Pleasant ...

... has occurred, and there are already two candidates in the field, Mr. W. G. Cavendish, the son of the present member, in the whig interest, and Capt. C. J. B. Hamil- ton, who was formerly member of the borough of Ayles- Vury> in the conservative cause. ...

... and brutal Whig oligarchs, pledging myself tc surrender the seat instantly after the conclusioc of the Coercion Bill debates. By all the love you bear to Ireland, and all the hatred you have always held to the base, bloody, and brutal Whig oligarchs, ...

... Commons (notyet completed) such reverses, cur- tailments, and transmutations, as scarcely any Whig measure ever experienced, even at the lowest period of Whig decline. J fieir fundamental principles discarded, every provision which | made them objects ...

... to the favour sent us yesterday, by finishing (j the sketch, which shall be given, with pleasure, next week. A Monmouthshire Whig, a gentlemanly upholder of the i ax-school of politics who honours us by a particular no- tice, shall have a more lengthened ...

... did not move. Their party, represented by Lord George Bentinck, and Mr. D'lsraeli, remained, with the Whigs in office, as they had done when the Whigs were in opposition, and thus were supposed to indicate, that they had a stronger sym- pathy with the ...

... article which appeared in our paper of the 4th inst., in which we commented (not for the first time) on the fatal error of the Whigs, in not vigorously carrying out the re- forms which ought to have flowed from the bill of 1832, the Beacon says— HOur contemporary ...

... TO CORRESPONDENTS. ff A weary Whig shall rest till next week, and then come out in our columns. tfJ. J. on the Commissioners' Reports, is reserved for our next number; in the meantime the public are not without pabulum in reference to the subject which ...

... then, weak and pallid, offered a measure of Corpora- tion Reform—a measure so necessary, so important, so urging, that the Whigs were four years and a half in power and never brought it forward before-a measure which they hope will con- solidate their ...

... such prospect. Some fixed-duty members might be replaced by total repealers some few Whigs by Radicals; and, where the registers have been attended to, some Tories by Whigs: while, on the other hand, some few ministerialists might give way to ultra-protectionists ...