... cities, we think Manchester is the more purely provincial in all respects. But Birmingham has elected Mr. BRIGHT in spite of Whig cliquery and Ministerial plotting. The mere fact shows the hollowness and utter delusion about there being a good Palmerstonian ...

... all that is said in society about this colonial appointment. Lord NORMANIP undoubtedly did a vast quantity of work for the Whigs in his peculiar way, and it is only natural that the Noble Marquis should desire to have tho heir to hia Marquisate advanced ...

... us change the consideration of this most important theme from mere money, and look upon it from the point of public morals. Whig orators and writers, when engaged in casting ridicule on their adversaries, are fond of recurring to the illustration of an ...

... right of free will. The fact that he is spoken of by the Whigs as their most rising man, and that he has committed himself to the Ballot, shows the amount of ultraism which the aristocratic Whigs are ready to absorb. We admit that there is a tone of candour ...

... since the Reform Bill, and restore to the Whigs the ascendancy they had lost. Party was not weakened, but the Mane.? of party was revolutionised. Ho took from the Conservatives that he might give to the Whigs. If any one supposes that the principle of ...

... could in that crisis, he would remind them that there were Whig questions, which if put forward he should take his stand against, in defence of the Conservative and agricultural interest. If a Whig Ministry should bring forward any radical motions, who would ...

... the good fortune to find that it met with his entire approval. There was at the time sitting by my noble and learned friend a Whig peer—a man of great eminence, a distinguished and cordial supporter of her Majesty's Government. He asked if I would allow ...

... to the dignity of the great centre of ecclesiastical law, that this elaborate trifling be at once put down. Of course the Whigs must have a cry. Well, sir, their cry is now of Law Reform, for cries with them seem as plentiful as mystery and marvels ...

... Liberal party, or, in deference to my hon. colleague (Mr. Cavendish t, will say the Whigs—(a laugh)—against the lose boroughs of the Tories, and the people, acting with the Whigs, said, This is a most infamous system, and we will put an end to it, Well, ...

... was the tottle of the whole subscribed by the Liberals and Radicals in honour of the veteran economist! Time was when the Whig aristocracy quaked at the name of Hume, and when the large constituencies hung upon his words. A more faithful and untiring ...

... absurd. We shall catalogue the Noble Lord's changes, which have the effects of cross-readings. While leading the Melbourne Whigs Lord JOHN RUSSELL abused the reaction against Reform, and he spoke of finality. The Radicals became alienated, and ...

... these matters they may safely take the Whigs on their own principlestaking, however, anxious care that these principles lie honestly carried out. But if once these modifications shall have been conceded to the Whigs, to their great surprise and disgust ...