... ranks. There is almost as much distinction between parties the House, each of which is called liberal, as there is between Whig and Toiy, and only conventional use of a political tens which can apply the same name to both, if Lord Derby’s brief continuance ...

... Liberal party liad not been justly dealt with in past times, for nearly the same names, nearly the same men were found in every Whig Government; and the long experience of these officials in Parliament gave them great power baffle all attempts at Reform. Uc ...

... to inflict temporary check the Very likely it required perpetual attrition of some kind, to wear down tho conservatism our Whig leaders, and for what wo have got from them must thankful, yet there is the best ground for complaint that they have definite ...

... policy the Administration is the subject of special comment The writer express.* his inability to call to mind any act in which Whig or Tory Government has shown itself so imprudent and discreet the Derby Government has been in its conduct towards Lord Canning ...

... belonging to Mr. Gray, into my boat, to token the Hillgatc Kailway Station. * They remained w*vk ten days in my boat before Whig warehoused. 1 think l;m casks alkali were consigned the York Soap Complin, York : the smla Mr. Neasbam, Quayside. Wltile the ...

... voting in favour of tho Manchester school. These gentlemen have determined to support the present ministry rather than the ‘Whigs, and, doubtless, this kindly assistance wiil rewarded with a quid pro quo, in the shape of a well devised Reform Bill. Popular ...

... attainment of the coveted offices, but it equally true that a party purpose is apparent throughout the whole transaction. The whigs are no more desirous of succeeding to office than the tories arc of keeping it; Lord Palmerston aud Lord Derby are unanimous ...

... claim of purity of intention belongs essentially to the Radical interest, is this an evidence of it ? Po not lot complain of Whigs and Tories allowing family tics and family interests 10 rule their votes, their appointments, and their decisions, when see ...

... them the principles which guided them in opposition. They are only liberals on compulsion. Wc may get from them reforms which Whig administration would put off from year to year; but reform from a Dorbyite Government, like charity from miser, is only obtained ...

... if Lords Palmerston and Russell succeed with their coalition, they will hasten a dissolution and the destruction of the old Whig party. The Times, after dissecting Lord Derby’s speech, considers it neither sound reason, good sense, nor‘good faith. It an ...

... At the Reform Club the other night, there was even bolting that the majority would bo GO; nay, there were some enthusiastic Whigs who offered to take odds that it would amount to 70. It is curious to notice how little account on all sides is made the vote ...

... listened with delight and envy the learning of Doubleday, to trumpet tones of Sir John Fife in his best days denouncing the Whig tradesmen as “trimming waverers and vacillating shabbies.” might have beard Larkin thundering in the Guildhall or on the hustings ...