... warrant either from reason or experience, that Dublin, with a Whig-Radical Corporation, must henceforth return Whig-Radical Members to the ll'ouse of Commons. only know that the prevalence of Whig-Radicalism in English Corporation is not a circumstance by ...

... ALLEGED NEW COALITION. The nunonr the clubs last night was, that if Meatrs. Gladstone and Sidney Herbert, and any one of the Whigs in the late administration, coaid induced to take ofßoe along with him, Lord Palmerston was willing to take the lead in the ...

... policy of the Whigs, but did not expect that the weakness of the Whiga was imitated to. The whole proceeding, however, in regard that important measure, the Factory Employment and Education Bill, seems to have been framed after the Whig model. It was ...

... spoken to some of the leading whigs and believed that it was not their intention to depart from their former policy on the subject. At subsequent meeting Mr. Maurice O’Connell said he was authorised to state that if the whig party returned to office, it ...

... such dinners—one dinner bcig got by the Tories, the other prepared for the stomachs the Whigs. Behold the change which ha-; co.ue over the spirit parties! Tory or Whig public dinner now would he a novelty indeed One might look fur a gastronomic exhibition ...

... doctrines which the Whig-Radical faction arc now unscrupulously broaching, necessary for their party ends. In thrir pot-house harangues, and in their electioneering handbills, intimations are broadly given, that if the projects the Whig Cabinet cannot be ...

... purposes of the Whigs. Our object was to guard the working classes from supposing, that because Ministerial newspapers appeared earnestly advocate the repeal the Corn-laws, there was any reason to believe that Ministers themselves, or the Whig party generally ...

... eannidate; the Whigs two : the Know-Nothings, no If-3 than three. Tbe candidate of tbe Democrats received If votes the first ballot, on the 3rd, and 72 on the fourth ; on tbe received 74 votes on the first ballot, and 00 the fifth. the 3rd the two Whig candidates ...

... Campbell, a Conservative, succeeds Mr Wyndham, Conservative, in Salisbury just in London. Mr Whig- Radical, succeed* Sir Matthew Wood, a Whig Radical and in Kendal, Mr Whig-Radical, succeeds another gentleman of the same political parly Here, then, there no change ...

... likely to afford assistance’ When we say two parties, we would, of course, include in them all the divisions of opinion. The Whigs and Tories may regarded offshoots from the old Puritans and Cavaliers; they sprang to life the eiil days of Charles 11. The ...

... suffrage been treated with scorn and contempt? Mow, also, has that pitiful act ot Whig legislation.the Septennial Act, been treated ?—for remember that Act was the work of the Whigs. Why, hallowed law which prof baud must dare touch. Therefore, regards the mere ...

... family its own to provide for, would not cradle the misbegotten brat of its Morning Contemporary, rales of coalition between Whigs and Tories were, according the Standard, not less ridiculous than rumours of partnership between broken-down traders and the ...