... the House of Commons. (Cheers.) No (|uestion at the present time more completely ponies the Whig press of the counlry ilian the palpable of (lie once powerful Whig parly. There is denying the disruption; ami there appears to he no available means wbirb it ...

... party, so much sothat confidence could not he restored, And you-ye old, old Whigs-what will ye think of being ith told that the House was now really tired of the old ea- Whig blood, and that the country had been tired ort of it long ago ! That the ...

... ng to restore that equilibrium of political opinion which Whig. Radical selfishness had impaired ? These Simon Pores, who sat so remarkably taciturn during the nefarious partiality of Whig appointments, are cer- tainly not blessed with mathematical ...

... anything about tiiennial parliaments. It is believed that' these changes must receive the support of Lord John Russell and the Whig families. ...

... Parliament ? The truth is, the Whigs are false position. They do not honestly co-operate with the Liberal parly” because, in the main, tl»e> are more to. different to the policy of ibis party is Lord Derby, and because the great Whig families look the of office ...

... settle anything. Like the French army of 600,000 men who have nothing to do. and to whom inaction is inglorious, the great Whig and Whig-Radical parties in Parliament are virtually without opponent. There are, if is true, several minor questions to oppose ...

... expectation. Hitherto popular subjects have been confined to Whig Cabinets and, without entirely admit ting that these have been undertaken in sincere spirit apart from the influ encea brought hear on Whig rule by the Radical party in am) out of the House of ...

... Spencer, the Southern Division of Northamptonshire is deprived of one of its Members. Two candidates are in te ?? Henley is the Whig, and Colonel Henry Cartwriglit the Con- servatlve champion. It is anticipated that there will be a neck-and-neck race for the ...

... formed without their claims being acknowledged. The condition of the Whig parly itself was absolutely forlorn ; it was spoken of as a corpse ; it was treated as a phantom. The Whigs were sustained alone the dignity of Lord Jouw Kussei.l.” These words ...

... little, or ahottld like to have replied to those timid old Whigs who say don't want reform. Must back to the alow coachea—to the flint and steel of the tinder-box! (Cheers.) He wondered that a Whig used a lucifer match (Laoghter.) (Mr. Spurgeon) considered ...

... In 1852 Lord Jons Russell termed the then Whig Government “the only possible Governmentand it has been the fashion with the Whig parly ever since assume this declaration ahsohite truth. thus speaking the Whigs were only looking at their own pretensions ...

... would have been arranged through the instrumentality of Whig Lords alone. Indeed, administrative talent, and ministerial capacity, apart Irom party influences, have never distinguished the Whigs ; for, with the exception of the Reform Bill, the majority ...