... WHIG JUSTICE ILLUSTRATED. A clearer case was never submitted to the judgment of intelligent Englishmen than that of the Galway Contract; and in the whole history of Parliamentary doings few things could be found in which the injustice perpetrated from ...

... Godolphin Tory Harley Wing Townahend Whig Standhope Whig 'Sunderland Whig .Walpole Mixed Carteret Mixed Pelham Whig - INeweastle Whig !Chatham Tory !Bute Tory , Grenville Whig Roekinghttm Mixed Chatham Tory ...

... Patience; but the time is not yet. The rock oeoxnft4.l,rvhicli the Whigs are destined to split is, avagant expenditure. The consequent load a , x ,_ation will soon be too great to be borne; F• Whigs will be cast forth as a branch. hen will be the time for the ...

... compliance with his own view of the necessities of his position, he proposed to offer high office to several members of the Whig party, and oven to certain members of Lord Russell's Government. He should, therefore, have to ask from his own supporters ...

... could not have been done then. The Whigs form but a feeble Government; they were an allpowerful Opposition. Whatever may be said to the contrary, Tory Government was incomparably more economical than that of the Whigs. Had the Tories been still in power ...

... consequences, may be serious, and even prove disastrous.to a Liberal Government. An opinion prevails that they have got from the Whigs all that they will ever get, and that it is time that the Tories should have a turn. On such a subject the opinions of good ...

... complaints of the foul corruption practised at the recent elections. The charges are not confined to one side; Tories and Whigs mutually accuse each other. Much of the allegation must necessarily be founded on appearances and reports, which may prove ...

... manifesto and a development of the true Roman spirit. Mr. WALLIS says : I take it that Whigs and Liberals are to be condemned according as they are true to Whig and Liberal principles, which are bad. I take it that Tories and -Conservatives are to be ...

... on behalf of the Young Men's Christian Association, to immense crowds, admitted by tickets two shillings each. The Northern Whig has favoured its readers with the following criticism on the pulpit performances of the Great Preacher : In person Mr. Spurgeon ...

... time to come. Not even the Whigs, however, can rely on it ;—Lord John Russell would scarcely dare quote the fulsome portrait of his greet idol, Lord: Somers. Paint me, said Cromwell to Lely, warts and all. Macaulay 's Whigs are wartless—his Tories are ...

... demands are constant, and as constant are the concessions of the Government. Her policy in dealing with it is uniform. Whether Whig or Tory, it matthrs not; as a rule, she systematically abuses the Oats and flatters the Ins, ever and anon shouting, Give ...

... ascendant,—which is not the fact, — and that their personal characters were such as to win more popular favour than those of the Whigs, they had the further advantage of having exposed the Government in a most unworthy and unpopular course, and of detecting ...