... naiad that the Whig party were an party, that they required an and ogee for theme's.. and that they were not premed he eapport any Adminiaratioa which did not give it to them. I believe that opinion to have been aiiest, and I think that the Whig party during ...

... parly now _exists—a _planned _assault on a Whig Ministry by all of _the Tory party that now _preserves an organisation . It would , it is true , be a great mistake to _suppose that _all _the _majority are Whigs , or Liberals of any sliadc , or _even Peelitcs ...

... wonderfully with the multitude, and did harm to nobody. Had exaniined a packet of Whig statements, and had detected in them no colouring-matter whatever. Strongly believed that Whig principles had never been adulterated since the Jays of Magna Charts. Purity ...

... related in minute detail _and _with curious illustrations . lie went to tlie Whig Lord _Palmerstoii , and _ashed him both to come liimself and to bring along with him _the _' Whig Lord Clarendon and _the Peelitcs , Mr GIadstono and Mr Sidney Herbert . SIark ...

... PAW' MIGHLLWSIIOI% tire Feria of it' p.m/Otte %by •Jeees about 75 kaki , or thereby, ere °Priestly arab*. bedlam triable 'Whig ertatlyrtarpraved. wadi :fvvavandilbe ntiptietbr tly I/attiring., (Waneibles tele Mat*. Gowen, WA. %kir /614 ,Ar. ( a 4..44 ...

... these Tuesday evening State educationists consisted of the remnant of the old Whig rump, men who have supported as they will continue to support every measure introduced by a Whig Minister—and especially every measure combining centralisation and taxation—without ...

... influence of the country party. The Tories are stronger numerically than the Whigs, but the Liberals are stronger than the Tories,—and as the Tories will not allow the Whigs to govern, so the Liberals will not allow the Tories. It is a case of checkmating ...

... opinion _been _looking with _confi _: dcnce and calling for help 1 To _Laid John _Russell _and Ilia _despised and _effete Whigs . Is there not somethins _oven in tlicso _facts that should tend to clicck tho _caprice which _the _public , or _those thai ...

... -nL'TIliy _csieilile _for the _Vf ; ir Iruni I . ' . th . _'May 1 S _55 to l . _' . th _. May l ? _5 _tj , ; it the _fullo-whig _^ -T _^ v _' i-i _i- _'r ox , _lip . ni . oini i E , _lilMlXISL'li . V , _AIHUHIE . ]! _A-ril ( .. \ TE . ar-d _COATDYliE ...

... the charge of forming a Cabinet. The rumour at the clubs was that if Messrs Gladstone and Sidney Herbert, and any one of the Whigs In the late Administration, could be induced to take office along with him, Lord Palmerston was willing to take the lead in ...

... readers for the familiar phrase, but really there is none other which so well describes his act. Lord John lies low, shot by a Whig bolt discharged from a Chesham bow—nay, he is almost slain by an intimate partisan of his own. With Waller he may say— That ...

... _a heavy accour . _c u » _settle with his countrymen . Perish the Slate but save the _Whigs ! would seem to be his _motto , with a reserved meaning that if the Whigs are to be _saved , _it is _in order that Lord John _Russell mav still continue their ackuowled ...