... PRISONS. The Whig Prisbns Bill is lti tr this sessiai, at any rate,;thanksto a majority of one in the House of Lords I The liberal and reforming Whigs had pushed it safely enough through the liberal lower house, but in a house 6onsiIting of rather less' ...

... murders to the new law, then we ask respectyully another question, namely: How much blood of infants is to be shed, before the Whigs, the Tories, and the political econo- mists, will consent to the alteration of the law which the Jury say is -LOUDLY CALLED ...

... murders to the new law, then we ask respectfully'anotherequeietion, namely: How much blood of infants is to be'shed, before the Whigs, the Tories, and the political econo-' mists. will consent to the altratpinn of ?? which - .oIo, L11. -UL It;1 ?? 0i ne Llaw ...

... dish the Whigs, as represented in the recent party article of the Edinburgh Review. If all the'sections of the Liberal party cannot make common cause, to Kid the country of the nile of the Tpmea, At least it is to be hoped that it wil! be Whigs, and not ...

... practice on the part of the Whig Government, to which headverted in the Tublht. He added, with respect to a passage in his speech in the House of Commons, in which he said that the late Mr. Shell once stated that a certain Whig official held the Irish ...

... would expect that this hill, pro- viding better pay, would secure better attendance. But what is the Whig remedy for the difficulty ? It is of the true Whig order. It sets aside with a dash of the pen all the little restraints imposed by innumerable acts ...

... hoped they would still continue to have the Whig and Radical elements acting upon each other, for they were both extremely useful; but they might with considerable advantage lose a great deal of the false Whig element—he meant that element which was made ...

... peculiarly degraded Whig Borough, that they will no longer permit either others or themselves to continue the undeserving recipiculs of the tyrannous practical operations of any system of error and injus- tice, whether attempted by either Whig, Tory, or professed ...

... TITiS. This member of the Cano2, and an audaeious and flor rishing member too, has been sufficiently candid to admit: that Whigs bribe as vell as Tories, in allusion to the late election at St. Albans. Every thinking) man believed( this before. Thle Sunlaey ...

... return ot the whigs to power, in 1846, lMr. Labouohere became secretary for Ireland, which office he held untilJuly, 1847, when be was again appointed to the board of trade. He remained at that post until 1852 On the fusion of the whigs and Peelites in ...

... the Compensation of Irish tenants, and with the hostility shown to it in the House of Commons by representatives of tho great Whig families, the Fitzwilliaii S, the Greys and Lambtons, the Moretons and the Wallops, not to mention country gentlemen of less ...

... This was shown to a posi- tively nauseous extent when Lord Granville, perhaps the most contemptible of all the office-seeking Whigs who cling on to Mr. Gladstone's skirts in the hope of again getting £5,000 a year as Secretarv of State, spoke at a useeting ...