... withdrawal of five or six Whigs from the institution. ~Whilst Mr. CraMBERLAIN. had come best out of this little difference he might reasonably have been expected not to unduly flaunt his victory in the face of the vanquished Whigs. But he is not governed ...

... Prnxe states this to be so. The Palmerstonian ‘Whigs are in office, he says, and the Palmerstonian Whigs ere in opposition, sod there is very little to ehoose between the two, Perhaps not from the point of view trom which Sir CHARLES looks, but the peoplo ...

... DILKE Whig Whig ¢hoos: of vie plo of »ot. Conse lAD | perva yeme! solut eson on se yelor ‘both, ...

... promotion of trade industries,and the removal of civil and religious disabilities, as those of their rivals the Whigs. Where, he asked with much force,did the latter obtain the principles of Parliamentary reform and Catholic emancipation if not from WiLLiam ...

... to inhabitants in general, Mr. Fox and the Whigs ogpoaed. and the bill was lost. In 1787 Mr. Pitt proposed a treaty of commerce with France, which very nearly approached to Free Trade. Mr. Fox and the Whigs opposed, as Mr, Wilberforce well said at the ...

... BOARD OF GUARDIANS. The fortnightly meeting the members of this board was held at the Workhouse, Whig ton, on Thursday forenoon, when there were present Mr. J. Kenwright (chairman). Rev. 3. A. K. Sylveater, the Her. Dean Finegan, Messrs. W. Middlehurst ...

... dynastic and non - monarchial parties, just as Whigs and Tories contend for mastery amongst ourselves; but to arrive at any parallel here we must suppose ourselves to have sections ultra-Tory, moderate Tory, Whig, Liberal, and lladioal, all perfectly defined ...

... is change, constantly growing more sweeping, and they rise and fall just as they can collect energies for fresh bounds. The Whigs he lashes with merciless elogquence. They have to call themselves Liberals and accept whatever is forced upon them by their ...

... manifest tipsiness, The letter winds up with declaring that those at the meeting who were in earnest ** were not the diaciglu of Whigs and of Ministers, but of the French and Belgian Revolutionists, who are now making by stealth their first steps towards the ...

... s, if they were only permitted to go to the length of their tether. Meantime there are also many indications that the Old Whigs of the aristocracy are beginning to grow sensible that their present interest lies in countenancing, if not in giving an active ...

... consideced nvevertbeless a bill of indictment agaiost the late Gladstone Government, and it is something to Gud the oldest of the Whig statesmen, who for many years was the avowed leader of the pariy now iollowing Mr. GLADSTONE, thus condemning most unequivocally ...

... wirepullers are labouring heart and soul to seize the present opportunity for reinstating the Old Whig families into the front rank and bringing the leadership under Whig influences, the Radicals are shouting lustily that they will have no one for leader but a ...