... the system of open questions From this followed, that would be deserted some 44 old Whigs and hence the obvious necessity of a general election in order to retain Whig-Radical majority in the House of Coin, mons. But just as tbe whole matter was comfortably ...

... of our too oblivious neighbour. At anyrate, the Whigs have no part of the responsibility pertaining to the present difficulty, for three years ago all the disaffected parties joined against the Whigs, professing confidently that they were not only ...

... What then shall we see ? We shall see the Melbourne Whigs fitst preserved by the Radicals and then by the Tories—we shall see the Radicals first preserving the Whigs, and then paid for the service bv Whig opposition to Radical objects rendered successful ...

... strides through the 'agency of the Oxford Tracts, and the journals secured 1 in the iuterest of'that strong party, that the Whig jour: nals are obliged to rush into the arena arrest its pro- gress. However, the position of the political and pole- belligerents ...

... of Liberal-Conservatives and Conservative-Liberals or Whigs, was impossible. Such combination will probably remain impossible long as Mr Gladstone, commanding he does the allegiance alike of Whigs and advanced Liberals, continues to hold power. He exeroises ...

... tenantry to coerce, they would only have made more freeholds. The Whigs ought to know that the Tories have the best tactics and the longest purses; and if, from public or private motives, the Whigs wish to retain their situations, it is for them to attend to ...

... tbe ten vacancies which occurred, eight were filled up by Tories, and but two by Whigs. The Council is now constituted as follows :— Whig aldermen. 10 councillors, also Whigs, and Conservative councillors. Colchester Six gentlemen (all Tories) were re-elected ...

... undergo half martyrdom for the victory of a great principle, that—Whigs may be glorified. There is something bashaw-like, oriental, in the easy, matterof-course manner with which both Whigs and Tories condescend to receive the prize that others, hard, and ...

... andlordsboth Whig Tory. Really «„• comprise in this manifesto, is too JUs t, considering the real and the great services which O'Connell, with all his great faults, ha* rendered to the cause of civil and religious liberty, of which the Whigs are the professed ...

... the wreck of the Whig party. The Whigs have been put by them in the position of do-nothing legislators. matters not what may be the motives of Lyndhurst and his reckless associates. They have assumed an attitude of defiance to the Whigs, and have taken ...

... thing-* which le ids the Chartists to prefer the Tories to tne Whigs leads them also to prefer agriculture to all the other departments of human exertion. At present they suffer under the Whigs, and forgetting the old Tory bondage—forgetting that in the ...

... expressed the general feeling of the Whigs, his speech contains the doom of the Land-laws and even if does not, it is a most important event. For years past, it has been well understood that all Liberals outside the Whigs were willing or eager to alter the ...