... of the Conservative party. In 1847 we had a Whig Cabinet, supported by a Whig and Radical majority in the House of Commons. In 1852 a Whig Cabinet is confessed to be an impossibility. Even were all the .Whigs and all the Radicals in Parliament to unite ...

... Tories and Whigs, in the opinion of this writer, being ,inclizied to split all their diffkr.euc9s at home, It was the dread of intervention in the affairs of the Continent —the horror of the system of foreign policy identified with the nanteoof-Whig f :and ...

... destruction of the other, decreased in due proportion. The old Whigs and Tories were modified and weakened Roundheads and Cavaliers, the Liberals and Conservatives modified and weakened Whigs and Tories. The CROMWELLS and the LAUDS had dwindled into the ...

... 80 passengers, and 289,000 dols. in specie on freight. The Whig Convention at Baltimore, after fifty-two unsuccessful ballots, had nominated General Winfield Scott, of New Jersey, as the Whig candidate for the presidency; and W. A. Graham, of North Carolina ...

... difference. And then, if he turns to the Whigs, and shakes hands with them, there are some awful camels to be swallowed before they can amalgamate; too large, in fact, for the , haughty Graham to gulp down; and the Whigs do not regard him as indispensable. ...

... tangible verities. We have got a Ministry which seems to command the approval and support of men of every class of opinion. Whigs, Radicals, and Conservatives vie in the wish to do it honour. Its personnel is justly lauded as comprising within itself all ...

... thought, when he last addressed them, that he should so soon be called on to do so again. He referred to the break-up of the last Whig Government, and of the accession to office of the Derby Government. Lord Derby asked for a fair trial, and the country had ...

... Derby, with similar daring, opened his ministerial campaign with a staff that had never smelt official powder. The veteran Whigs, Peelites, and Radicals were opposed by a Chancellor of the Exchequer who, for what the world knew, might have been ignorant ...

... course you propose. We shall certainly succeed—but it will be against both the Whigs and Tories; and I would hold both parties cheap with regard to their assistance. All the Whigs deprecate, in words, the fettering of the press, and yet, with power in their ...

... Conservatives. There arose the to your tents, 0 Israel, and Sir Robert's army hecall: as sheep without a shepherd. That left us a Whig A 0 ministration in an actual minority, and, consequently , o _, sufferance, having no better foundation than the interir: ...

... been in no degree improved, either by their presence or their splutterings. One -of -Or said flies has died outright. The old Whig bluebottle,'which had sipped the cream of official life so king, and which did so little more than buzz its own self. satisfaction ...

... scheme for the amusement of the farmers, is a member of the Cabinet and Chancellor of the Exchequer. A Whig Poet wrote a couple of lines about the Whigs, which may well enough be applied to the Protectionist party: 'As bees on flowers alighting cease the:r ...