... the public ; and that it was only after abortive attempts had been made to form a Tory Administration by Lord Derby, and a Whig Administration Lord John Russell, that the leadin.' Peclites agreed to set themselves up again as special marks for the shafts ...

... fusion of the Whigs and Feelitcs will stifle what it calls the tiers parti attempts of Cobden, Mr. Bright, and the other Radical members. .Such, indeed, may l»e the immediate result of the new distribution of parties ; but unless the Whigs become a good ...

... kingdom the oilier. Kvery comliluency was slimd ; and although the excitement of die limes threw a balance into the hands of ihe Whig* that pronounced Toryism all but annihilated, die spirit of Liberalism was easily subdued disappointment, while die fixed interests ...

... 31*1 ull.; Washington, 29th; Moutrenl, 28th; Toronto, 25tli; and Boston and Halitax, Ist and 3d instnnt. It seems that the Whig candidates tor New York have iveen withdrawn lavour of the candidates the Native HeiitibbcaiM. and this, acoirding to (lie ...

... still in people’s ears. Ido not believe in any peculiar Whig morahty that is highly exalted over that of other people; but, on the other hand, I know what Tory jobbery is. Lst never forgotten that a Whig Government as far as reform of financial other abuses ...

... in the field—Mr. Joseph Slutge, Mr. Willi,,, Inil. field, and Mr. Richard Sjiooner. Mr. Sturgs is Radical: Mr. Srhulefield, Whig ; and Mr. a Tory. If the two go to the poll, the latter will returned. The question for the friends frve. •lorn answer, then ...

... from th» meeting, though not a drop more of water. have acquired the knowledge that Mr. Smith was born a Whig, was bred a Whig, and will die a Whig,” and, as a corollary to this species of a new birth, we have the announcement that he is to “go,” as the ...

... Michaelmas Meeting, the other day, was not quite so absurd usual, as there were political Whig measures to carp at and airusc, just because of their being Whig measures, so there was opportunity for the wonted ebullition of nonsense. To be sure the Marriage ...

... prisoner, who had conducted himself with great j fortitude, now shed tears. He fainted as he was away. Derivation thr Epithet Whig.”—Every reader of the modern pol.tical history remembers the initials of the statesmen that went to the formation of the catch ...

... community, though the Town Council of Edinburgh should pass through the Gazette again and again ? There was time when this fine old Whig of the real blue and yellow stamp would have received with the derision it deserved similar whining oration on “agricultural ...

... his wavering opinions on Road Reform. A strange anomaly was pointed out to me here. I find that Whig agenU -I mean those who used to act as agents for Whig or liberal candidates—were employed and acting for Warthill. How has this ooroe about? There must ...

... It wa* found, indeed, that the Whig* were not so good aa men had wished to think them ; and honeet King William—who tried do his best whether sailor or king—took the dissatisfaction manifested the banging back the Whigs for a reaction but when he eeised ...