... into contempt. will admit that Mr was clever, bold, and zealous ; but bis talent was for intrigue, his ardour was that of Whig-paid agent, and daring was, in political sense, synonymous with utter contempt cf scruple. Enlightened cynics have ■een engaged ...

... side. American paper. The Times, quoting the Scotsman s Jeremiad upon the refusal of the Whig peers to subscribe largely towards the expense of setting up a Whig Tom Noddy to oppose Sir Bulwer Lytton's return, says—We are very glad to find that, from ...

... first acts of Lord Stanley was to secure the opportune revocation of Lord Canning's Press edicts. It remarked that, while the Whigs are such sticklers for liberty in theory, they can never govern without abridging it practically ; while the Conservatives ...

... a shade lower. Improvement in the Belfast Trade. —We take the following on the flax, yarn, and linen trade from the Belfast Whig of to-day :—There has been marked improvement in the demand for linen cloth in all the country markets during the past week ...

... tea—■(laughter)—has as much influence at the Board as 170 those I see around me. We have heard in our life-time, both from Whig and Tory, a great outcry during the Chartist agitation against universal suffrage as being an absurdity ; but I never heard ...

... The Whigs are even more exclusive than the Tories, and have seldom allowed men like Peel and Disraeli to become their leaders. The popular party have themselves, however, greatly to blame. If they only stood one another half as well as the Whigs and Tories ...

... Lowe, one of Lord Palmerston’s Lieutenants, at Kidderminster, that full justice, and more than justice will be done by the old Whig party to any defects Mr Bright’s measure may have, and to them may be left the task of attacking it, while those who are seeking ...

... he said, make up their minds as to the nature of the work before them. They must not expect a real Keform Bill from either Whigs or Tories. They would remember how in Lord Grey held back when it came to the question whether they should have a Reform Bill ...

... Fergus, recorded their votes this year in its favour. Its ultimate adoption is certain, but its adoption in either a Tory or Whig Reform is very problematical, and can only be brought about by such urgency of the people’s demands as we have recommended ...

... an’ I’ll no beleeve they've rnuckle manhood” aboot tiiem if they play sae nicely into the hands o’ the Tories or feenality Whigs as to throw awa’ their present chance o’ gettin’ a gude Reform Bill. Ane or twa that read my notes last week thocht I was jist ...

... direct negative. He was not anxious to see the Whigs on the Ministerial benches, for the Liberals had gained, and would gain more from the present Government, than they had ever been able to do from the Whigs. (Hear.) Was the good of India the real object ...

... direct negative. He was not anxious to seethe Whigs on the Ministerial benches, for the Liberals had gained and would gain more from the present Government than they had ever been able to do from the Whigs. (Hear.) Lord A. V. Tempest said it was very unjust ...