... is attempt to once more dish the Whigs. With his entire Cabinet of 16 members at his back, he has adopted a Moderate-Liberal policy pure and simple, with the evident intention of outflanking the aristocratic Whigs. No wonder, therefore, that these ...

... of leading Conservatives and Whigs held at Leeds Monday, that Mr had given his consent to put nomination as a candidate for tho representation of the West Ridiug Scarlett, one deputation, said that, as a constitutional Whig and a Free Trader, lie felt ...

... tasked to its utmost tbe present Ministers, will bear no new burdens. An addition a few score hungry Tory placemen, and all tbe Whigs cannot be removed, will break the back of tbe public resources. If tbe Tories come into office it must be to starve their friends ...

... socially comfortable, and politically free, does not enter into his notions of statesmanship. And, indeed, no Government, whether Whig or Tory, has been a machine earnestly working for the highest seeul tr good of the community. The times demand a thorough change ...

... believed that this was Whig manoeuvre i to swamp the Chartists, but the Whigs have raised a monster which they can't control; the middle classes! bad risen in mass, and it was now for the working classes to come in and assist to send fhe Whigs to the j rightabout ...

... claims ltftlged, . 72 Of these formerly on the roll, . . . .20 —52 Rejected, . 10 Admitted, . —42 Of these the Whigs and Radicals claim nearly equal numbors— the latter, believe, having a majority of 3. Struck off the Roll from change of residence ...

... THE MODERATE PARTY Some people are always dreaming of the day when the Whigs will join the Conservatives. The latest form of the “fad” is a “New National Party,” beaded by the Duke of Argyll, with the Marquis of Salisbury and Sir Stafford Northcote as ...

... PRIVATE CORRESPONDENT. London, Monday night. is now pretty evident that the Tory candidate for Exeter will get iv. The local Whigs have positively | refused to work with General Briggs behalf of the j League— the patriots that they are! so the General will ...

... that day six months, than Lord John Russell. (Cheers.) The Whigs cry— 44 For Heaven's sake keep out the Tories. I cry the same ; but I add, keep out the also. (Laughter and cheers.) The Whig candidate— and I speak of hiin not personally, but as one ot ...

... putation. How beautifully it is! A Tory would have said boldly, will not but Whig wants the courage !to refuse, and has not the strength to promise. We can I imagine a Whig could not accept invitation to dinner without some such answer as the above. How ...

... DESULTORY REFLECTIONS OF A WHIG. Earl Cowper modestly styles his paper the Nineteenth Century “Desultory Reflections of Whig.” They are desultory and desolating, the French would say, for all that can be made out from them is that the Whigs are quite right in ...

... AGITATION AGAINST THE HOME RULE SCHEME. Conservatives are not at all satisfied with the tactics of their leaders in leaving the Whig and Radical secessionists from Mr Gladstone's Government to undertake the work of agitation against the Home Rule Scheme. They ...