... s, and professes to be ust the thing for the people; but, being based on chicane, as unhappily most of the measures of our Whig rulers are, it involves the ruin and de solation of the many, and raises and exalts the few. Unfortunately for the people of ...

... going on. And another thing I ought to mention is, that in politics I never trouble myself toconsider whether my opinion isa Whig opinion or a Tory opinion, a Conservative opinion, or a Liberal opinion— my clear line is, that I oniy try with all my might ...

... were, therefore, entitled to respect. When a general election occurred there were none so ready as the leaders of the great Whig party to take off their hats and humbly acknowledge the value and importance of these parochial bodies. (Hear, hear.) These ...

... facts and similar data may be cited as to the Whig, or Liberal, or Illiberal Press. It is our conviction that the Conservative feeling and spirit are not only on the increase, but in the ascendant. The error lies in the apathy of those who profess the ...

... CHRONICLE. will amply satisfy the wishes of the country.” As regards the forthcoming mixture of Constitutional legality and Whig adjustment, we may expect a second edition, ‘with additions by the authors,” of last year’s effete attempt ; but there are ...

... avow such a policy ; and yet Mr. Disraeli not only tamely acquiesces, but approves of the words of this decision ! Surely the Whigs came in to office on a pledge to bring 1n and carry out a Reform Bill; and 1f they now have neither the inclination nor the ...

... only illustrating that figure of speech he used some years ago, which Punch cartooned, and all the world seized on : “The Whigs have caught us bathing and stolen our clothes,” but worse ; when the culprits are detected actually wearing the feE)niously ...

... in the commutation of tithes, though upon the whole a prudent and a beneficial measure. 1s it not a fair assumption that a whig aristocracy so notoriously grasping, make this a principal element in their support of the Bill? We have no fear of an adjustment ...

... and Chelsea are not ag worthy of two members as Finsbury, Lambeth, or other Metropolitan Boroughs. But it is ever thus the Whigs deal with their adherents. Liberalism, as shown by the Yresent Government, is a political « Will o the Wisp”—its followers ...

... the rival parties. The Division was in wmany respects remarkable. There were Con-‘ servatives who voted with Whigs and Radicals—there were Whigs and Radicals who voted with Conservatives. All the Members of the Government voted with the majority, except ...

... in the cave of Adullam, adding their occasional support to the votes of the ministers and ministerialists proper. They are Whigs, Liberals, Radicals, Waverers, Aspirants, Ex-Peelites, nondescripts, et id genus ommes. There is no party actually in numbers ...

... crusade against it, to which Lord Byron also alluded in these lines: ¢« Now to the Drama let us bend our eyes When fettered by Whig Walpole's low she lies. Corruption !oil'(l’lmr, for she feared her glance ; Decorum left her for an opera dance. Yet Chesterfield ...