... and penrion. Whig* and Tories once they were. In (be days of England's glory. Now there's nothing to compere, effect, twist Whig and Tory. Not difference worth two figs. In their virtue, more It, the Tories dlshod tbs Whigs, So the Whigs bnve dished the ...

... •1,231 cases come before them. Conservative objections, 2012; claims IDS. Whig objections, l,s;5o; claims. There arc also .'M l duplicate objections. A great numb‘r of the Whig objections arc said to be of the most paltry and trivial character. And if ...

... Nugent and •• George Thompson.” Wc were told the thoroughpaced Whigs—“ Southampton is ours. In that election you will begin reap the fruits of your Income Tax.” But no—the remembrance of the Whigs still unsavoury the people; and they seem to prefer Mr. Hope ...

... Chartists thought it worth while It) make their appearance, (bough one their most painful home-thrusts against the Anti-Corn Law Whigs is tbe unanswerable question why they present tbeni'elvcs the one to advocate total abolition, and the next l ...

... the arrival of Alaix. Letters from Greece and Egvpt speak of constant indignities heaped upon British subjects. Blessings on Whig government! Prince William of Prussia and several of his officera mve manifested strong inclination to become Metho- We are ...

... Municipal “Reform. —The Mayor of Chichester with the concurrence of several oilier strong partizans Mr. John Abel Smith, the Whig Radical M.P. for that city, has the everlasting infamy of them all permitted the Town Hall to be defiled by Chartist meeting ...

... I Hi:LAN I). mendacious stretch of impudence, flic address l.ilelv voted in the Theatre commend ahm Whig ‘.ovoi tiincni, lias called forth protest contrary tenor, “'Eltied the iis Onnomic, tlie Marquis of Downshire, and host of llie Hrst nobility and ...

... measure going further in the direction*©! the enfranchisement would opposed the Whig section of the Liberal party, and the Radicals are not strong enough to beat the Whigs and Conservatives united. The government bill regards Lincoln is much more liberal ...

... county constituencies by the Whigs themsek'es; and there can no manner of doubt that by means a vast hotly of independent voters was thrown into the register in every county England; and thus those very constituencies which the Whigs and Radicals had previously ...

... HOUSE OF COMMONS.—MONDAY. Mr. Ellis (Whig) took his seat for Leicester. Sir H. Peel asked Lord John Russell when he would make the motion of which had given notice on Friday, and which had reference to recent proceedings in the other house of Parliament ...

... character and ability, hie own regret at having to oppose Mr. Gladstone, and his conviction that Mr. Gladstone’s union with the Whigs was a reason which made such opposition necessary. The Rev. E. C. Woolcombe, Balliol, then addressed the house in a Latin speech ...

... command the entire support of those who have styled themselves the Union party,” without regard to the old distinctions of Whig and Democrat. There are, however, many reasons why such a coalition is not likely to be made, and quite many which would render ...