... for the Whigs. Young Mr. Cowper, brother of Earl Cowper, hardly expected to creep the bottom of the list, yet he was at the top of the poll, beating even Sir B. Lytton himself. The ladies of the Cowper and other Whig families, following the Whig traditions ...

... Ireland, and it now admitted on all hands that such an organisation pervades almost every corner the country. The Northern Whig admits it 3 existence in the North, and suggests the extinction of Orangeism aa cure for it. Yet another murder. Sunday night ...

... NEWS OF THE DAY. fimittgbam fast. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, The Caledonian Mercury has nosed out a whig job in Scotland. The Lord Advocate, it says, lias just appointed his son, a young stripling called to the bar just two years ago, to the *' lucra ...

... as founded in the year 1088, that he is a Pittite, and that he has no objection to cooperate with the Constitutional Whig, whenever that interesting but rather mythical personage finds either that his party obligations admit, or the necessities ...

... Castlereaoh and Perceval was a Tory, with Canning a Conservative with Liberal instincts, with Earl Grey a Whig, with and a Liberal, with Lord again a Whig tinged with Conservatism, and again much a Liberal to sit same Cabinet with Mr. Gladstone and Mr. Milner ...

... became the most intensely-hated of any public man in history. He met with the opposition not only of ■ the Tories, but of the Whigs, and of what were popularly supposed to be his own friends. Palmers however, uniformly supported him in his splendid system ...

... acquiesced only because it was necessary to make a choice, and because he had previously, on full deliberation, coalesced with the Whigs against the supporters of indiscriminate resistance to change. If he was not a great Minister, he was the most fortunate of ...

... to obtain the support he must have, if the Government is to be adequately represented in the House of Commons! Whatever the Whigs may think of such a proceeding, there is nothing for it but to turn to the younger men who have no connection with aristocratic ...

... possible to free-trader in his day more deeply sensible of ihe principles of Free Trade and of its blessings than any of the great Whig leaders of the time—a more intelligent student of, and a firmer believer in the doctrines of Adam Smith than any of the statesmen ...

... Chancellorship of the Duchy of Lancaster to dispose of, with a seat in the Cabinet, if should think fit. Mr. .Bouverie is a Whig of family and ability, but he was one of the subordinate members of the first i'alinerston Government, who struck against ...

... condition of parties in one brief expression—while Whigs and Tories are quarrelling Republicans are advancing. [Loud laughter and cheers.] Now 1 suppose, unless we are greatly mistaken, we know who the Whigs, and know who the Tories are, but up to this moment ...

... hia country and in proved and durable attachment to freedom. There is a new policy avowed—or, rather, the ancient policy of Whigs and Liberals is revived; the policy declared in the maxim that'' taxation without representation is tyranny ; the policy ...