... Bill as they have evinced upon half-a-dozen occasions during the present session upon other subjects of equal importance. The Whig Cabinet has not shrunk from setting the landed aristocracy of this country at defiance upon the question of a return to protective ...

... expired at half-past 12 on Friday night last, at his seat at Gogmagog, Cambridgeshire. In politics the deceased Lord was a Whig, and to within a short period of his death he took an active part in the discharge of the duties appertaining to county magistrate ...

... discussion to-night. The noble earl opposite (Lord Roden) had complained that Orangemen had been persecuted all statesmen, whether Whig or Tory; but did it never occur to the noble lord that the Orangemen by their conduct, had deserved the reprobation of every ...

... Nations collects on the same platform prelates and nonconformists, peers and tradespeople, ambassadors and manufacturers, Whigs and Tories, Free-traders and Protectionists. Even Lord Brougham put off his idiosyncrasy and became an ordinary mortal for ...

... opportunity next year of being masters of the subject. (A laugh.) Now, that shews a confidence in the duration of Cabinets which a Whig Ministry could alone entertain. (Much laughter.) The noble lord has also said that I have received my instructions elsewhere ...

... parties in Parliament on this interesting subject. In truth, there is a general suspicion that, however otherwise at variance, Whigs and Conservatives are possessed with common horror of vulgar franchise and democratic constituency; and accordingly there are ...

... perhaps, recollected these things, and he hopea, therefore, to have his vote. At that time there was a distinction between Whigs and Tories, though that distinction seemed i now to be lost; and he remembered that at every meeting of the Fox Club the first ...

... cost 6,000/., and 84 Whig votes 2,000/. (hear, hear); at Nottingham, 629 Whig votes cost 12,000/., and 144 Tory 5.000/.; at Lewes, 411 Tory votes cost 5,000/., and Whig 2,000/.; at Reading, w2 Tory votes cost 6,000/., and 410 Whig votes 16,000/. (hear ...

... and to createfor himseff future regretted, also, that the hon. gentleman who had brought a preponderance in the house to the Whig landed interest, forward this motion had mixed up the question of the fran- The people might nominally be represented m that ...

... had been m the ballot woidd tend to toe gee toolong by tborougbgoing Tories and halfgoing ml wdlare and benefit of the Whigs, until itfia/become scandal and disgrace to a civithe houto had therefore his hearty concurrence. lizedmition. (Hear, hear ...

... Death Sir James Gibson Craig. Scarcely is the trrave well closed on Lord Jeffrey, who did so much to promote the cause of the Whig party ScotkuJ ere have to announce the death of one who, although possessing none of the talents for which that accomplished ...

... attaches no importance to such a fact, even were it true, as ih« Tories, it maintains, would support Sir 11. just much the Whigs. The reason for this by the profound and intelligent editor of the Espana is that the Tories would support Sir H. Bulwer, order ...