... coming forward for Aylesbury partly on the strength of certain overture or inuendo emanating (strange to say) from the Resident Whig manager at Aylesbury, a gentleman who not long since deserted the Conservative party on account (as he stated) of its nefarious ...

... to the country in assisting saving large amount of revenue when it is so much needed. The terms renegade Whig, catspaw, and fossil Whig peer, are applied to the one, while the other is termed an aristocratic conspirator. We do not intend to ...

... demeanour of his too froward chief. Then we have the leaning tower of Pisa, Lord Clarendon, kept from falling only the tenacity of Whig cohesion. He can do nothing but fill place among foreign curiosities, and one which must ever excite our apprehension. There ...

... Free Trade—Revolution and a Republic. They will see how every result which is now deplored even in a Whig Royal Speech was once derided Pcelite, Whig, Radical. Then, indeed, we were told by Sidney Herbert, that Cheap Bread was clap-trap cry —by Sir ...

... found brains for Lord Palmerston's government on financial matters. From Mr. Wilson's speech on Monday last, it is evident the Whigs had resolved to fix, in perpetuity, the income-tax on the people of England. Mr. Wilson said, The best informed and reflecting ...

... here expressed as to the conduct ol Whig members abetting the communistic legislation of a Radical Government are widely entertamed the country. They may affect, with haughtiness, which is more characteristic of Whig than of Tory aristocrats, to despise ...

... No triumph would be greater to the Whig party, no defeat more disastrous and discreditable to thc Conservative and Agricultural Interest, than the return on this occasion of a Whig Member for Aylesbury. Although no Whig Candidate has as yet been named, ...

... relations between Whigs and Radicals are a prime cause of political trouble. 'The Whigs love power, the Radicals want change, but neither party can hope gain its object without the aid of the other. The personal interest of the Whigs is bound with the ...

... the downright Radical, and tbe plausible Whig. The importance of this contest cannot be exaggerated. It is no empty phrase to say that tbe eyes of England are upon our proceedings, and that tbe hopes of tbe Whig Ministers, equally with those of tbe Country ...

... reasons could be assigned for this. The question had been made between the Whigs and the Conservatives having come to the level of the Whigs, the Whigs were obliged to be Whigs and something more. (Laughter.) The two parties differed about the pace but ...

... fully asserted. It requires no great art to discover that Whig rule is here at least an end. We find in the present state of the registry the perfect annihilation of the hope that any Liberal—be he Whig or be he Radical—might entertain of his return as one ...

... mstead of Whigs, a party instead of a cabal. In all this England recognised the true distinction between Conservatism and Whiggory, and, after a short trial, decided her preference. But England did not know how much she had lost whole years of Whig government ...