... to say, the present Ministry differs from preceding Liberal Ministries in this—that instead of being a Whig- Radical Government, it is Radical-Whig Government, Mr. Montague-Tigg became Mr. Tigg-Montague. This is no mere distinction without a difference ...

... that the political game appears everywhere to be running against our Whig friends. They rely upon not very compact body of sV-mt 200 members in Parliament, who cling to .e old Whig traditions strongly as, in this dging world, any men are allowed to adhere ...

... ference, so far, at least, as with the Of & tinually visits t ivision of the same county has a] wishing to be 3 tion, Mr. a Whig, and | prieat, begged hi a Conservative, taking rather! These two friend f the merits of Lord the coasts it they both agreed ...

... been strenuously opposed ever since both by Whigs and Tories, who upon this one point have always been agreed in a common interest. Can anything, you well remark, more completely prove the hollowness of the Whigs to Reform than the conduct of Earl Russell ...

... wen mghten tate been from the Whigs ene he rain Which nt of the a: i seen at Her ies the ...

... evidence taken before the Royal Commissioners—four Whigs and one Tory—on dockyards, with the view showing that the greatest tyranny had been practised in those dockyards under the present and former Whig Governments. believed it was the fact that lately ...

... to the Reformers would detach from the Whig party, and send over into the Derbyite camp, cannot under present circumstances reckoned at less than the whole number of independent Liberals whom such relaxation of Whig finality would possibly conciliate. For ...

... e, would probably imitate his former leader. Sir Robert Peel, too closely in his fate. Against such an attempt alike would Whig and Conservative political leaders agree, and their followers would probably be too powerful for the Independent sections of ...

... Russell; on his right sat the venerable hero of the evening, on his left, that consistent Whig and amiable nobleman, the late Lord Holland, with a host of patrician Whigs, from the Duke of Bedford downwards, around the principal tables; while to give Sclat ...

... that the Irish members of the Whig party, to the number of fifteen, have refused to respond to the appeal of the Bishops.” ** Among these fifteen members there are several,” it says, whom unacknowledgable ties bind to the Whig party. What wonder, then,” ...

... poor law is viewed by both Whig and Tory Governments, that the one considers it the very perfection of wisdom, and the other that it is a thing not worthy of more than a passing thought. As it is a confessed fact, that your Whig is rare Reformer when out ...

... continued in the representation ; for the Pembroke boroughs hate never under any other circumstances returned a Liberal or Whig. The successor of Sir Joßit in the baronetage is also likely to gain the seat which he formerly filled supporter of Sir Bobsbt ...