... pendent liberal party, he professed their preference for the present administration, declaring that they had no wish to seat the Whigs again in office.-Mr. DILLWYN moved, by way of amendment on Mr. Cardwell's motion, That the house generally approves of Lord ...

... time M.P. for Maldon, Conservative; Mr. J. Gurdon Rebovv, of Wivenhoe-park, adjacent to the borough, who professes moderate Whig principles, but is a churchman Mr. Hamilton, a barrister on the Home Circuit, Conservative; and Mr. Havens, a non-practising ...

... he fears he'll be regarded as a mauvais sujet. THE GENT'S STYLE.—Everything loud is neces- sarily haut ton. To AN EMINENT WHIG.-The reporters say that they must give up taking down Lord John Russell if he does not mend his elocution. His voice has now ...

... measure led to their downfall. The course of action open to this conference was somewhat difficult. They had to deal now with a Whig-Radical-Con- servative Government, and since the Cabinet must decide within the next month what the nature of their Reform ...

... dinners, and hunting, shooting, and racing, but they are still, and they feel they are, pariahs, even to the most liberal of whig barons, viscounts, earls, marquises, and their sons, and they will be as long as they rgtain the distinctive names and features ...

... patron of art and literature-he was pleased to be regarded as the companion of the artist and author. In politics he was a whig. He was never married, and will be succeeded in the title and estates by his cousin, William Cavendish, F.R S., D.C.L., second ...

... attacned to the old whig party, was the personal friend of the Marquis of Lansdowne, and co-operated with the noble marquis in all those measures which brought out and testified to the well-understO £ Ks ...

... the great Whig and Tory section of parties. Sir Robert Peel broke up one banded phalanx; and there has been since no successful gathering of the Clans. The Pibrock may sound, but alas the days of shoulder to shoulder for exclusive Tory or Whig rule, have ...

... ma- jority of the suffrages of the Commons; but it is understood that Mr. Fitzroy, the Chairman of be put forward by the old Whig party. The Morning^ Post says {—The Queen has transmitted to Miss Nightingale a jewelled ornament of great beauty, which may ...

... a total abolition. Mr. Trelawny, of the treasury, if our annotationist could avail himself of his testimony, could tell of Whig missions to the council of the League, offering to surrender all but the darling fixed duty. But the members of the League ...

... see business begun With more action and less aspiring. The historian will write on our funeral sione, When resolved into dust Whig and Tory— They passed not a bill, but they raised not a loan; But this their sole title to glory A SHAKY SOVEREIGN.—The vacillation ...

... most successful orators, and succeeded in maintaining a position second, and only second, to Cobden and Bright. In 1846 the Whigs, apxious to please the people, and having personal ob- jections to Cobden and Bright, made Milner Gibson Vice-President of ...