... struck off the roll, —39 Radical objections to Whigs on the roll, 7 Repelled, Whigs struck off roll, 2 Inverkeithing. Whigs admitted, Radicals admitted, Majority of Whigs, 3 Abstract of Gain. Whigs. Radicals. Stirling, . . ...

... observed, that this new Whig hope rests upon the prospect, not general election without leave of the Court, but on the possible continuance so doubtful state things at Court, as shall make the Tories think it inexpedient to turn the , Whigs out of office. Nobody ...

... inroad (strictly speaking, the Whig's raid); ever after that all that opposed* the Court came contempt nailed Whigs.'' We find John Nicboll, the diarist, 1660, speakin- the west country Presbyterians as commonly called the Whigs, implying that the term ...

... Is the Whig sorry that such a reformation should occur Otherwise, why does it keep harping upon the extraneous adjuncts of revivalism, and leave the spiritualities of the movement altogether out of account It is attempted to be shown by the Whig —just ...

... sometime* exhibited between the Whig and Radical factions. We never look upon them as sincere. We suspect that both interest and inclin.itiou attach the Radicals to the Whigs. So long at leant at the Whigs bid a single penny more in the auction of libeialitv ...

... on this subject. To the real Whig leaders justice, they are under no such delusions. We never hoar the Marquis of Hartington betraying by a single expression that the Liberal party exists for the Whigs instead of the Whigs for the Liberals. But it is the ...

... disappointment. The Whigs have long ceased to delude any save willing dupes. Still we are resolved to wait silently, and as patiently and hopefully as the circumstances admit. Lord Durham's | mediation may pacify Canada—the Whigs may do something for ...

... called to the chair. J. said the universal feeling Newburgh was, that the Whig, should be knocked out at all hazards. Tbey would like the Tones to get sma' majority, and the Whigs, being put in opposition, would become Chartists. He thought Lowrey a good ...

... better than in November, 1834; and the Whigs will naturally try to out-manoeuvre them. But the Tories sre in no hurry. They will let the Whigs turn the chestnuts for them, until they be thoroughly roasted, if the Whigs are very complaiaant. Every month so ...

... under the present abortive system. We subjoin a short extract:— ** But our business with the Whig Ministry at present, and not with the Tory Peers. what has the Whig-Radical union— if union may he called—profited the cause of reform in the past session ? ...

... Disturbance Bill, and other measures which have alarmed some of the Whigs. For some days after the resignation of the Marquis Landsdowne, belief was very strong that the secession of the Whigs from the rest of the Liberal party was really coming pass. However ...

... progressed so far to have taken occupation of much of the ground on which the Whigs have stood for the last eight years. That ground very much too narrow for two, and tho Whigs, as party, have been thrust aside whether to be seen no more in the strife, ...