... reform Can he be called Whig Are Messrs. Milner Gibson and Gilpin Whigs or Gladstone, Sidney Herbert. and Cardwell ? Not one of them. Why, in the Cabinet, from the highest to the lowest, it would be vain to look for the true Whig, notwithstanding the various ...

... wild Irish utterance to the deliberate opinions of Holland House, earning thereby at the hands the Whigs her pension of £3OO a year, Tom Moore, a Whig poet, received a like annuity for similar onslaught on the said treaties, mere addled eggs hatched the ...

... should receive their support. The gathering was certainly larger than those obtained any other statesman, or probably by the Whig leaders combined. Great unanimity prevailed at the meeting. The JJttify says Lord Derby stated that if U)xm the second reading ...

... shouhl m*eive ilu*lr 'Up|H»rt. Jhe gathcriug was certainly larger than those obtained by any other statesman, or probably the Whig leaders combined. Great prevailed the meeting, \*irj says Derby slated dial uj*on the second reading, or upon anv main clauses ...

... dilemma, the Whigs have indecently used tho names and influence of their august employers. But the Independent Liberals would certainly be at least tildetendent of tho rules of common sense if they jelieved anything but the fact that the Whigs have once ...

... exceedingly depressed. The news the defeat of the Derby Cabinet has increased their distress, they arc under the impression that a Whig Ministry will make common cause with the Emperor Napoleon. Of the nine corjtH (Tunnee. in the Lomhardo- Veuetian Kingdom, some ...

... away. Mr. Cobden's presence, and that Mr. Gibson's in the Cabinet, would have represented the substantial defeat of the old Whig monopoly office. The man who could unite in his own person the free finalities parliamentary orator, popular leader, ami Cabinet ...

... policy of the Whigs in introdneing this question before the house. They see that the Conservatives have become the most popular party in Ireland, and they have determined, if possible, to deprive them of their acceptance with the people. The Whigs accordingly ...

... opinions brought against him by the Whigs ami Tories, who were now combined for the purpose preventing his return. He could understand the old Tories very well in their denunciation Mr. Bright, hut ihe old traitor Whigs he could not understand. They all ...

... treated them with ridicule. He says my noble friend has always been under the delusion that in Italy there a great Whig party. There is a great Whig—a great constitutional party in that country —and that party has vear after year made head against the Republican ...

... obtained. It is not, however, only in this direction that evidence of the decline of the Liberal cause must be sought. An old W'hig dependent has been raised to the peerage, and a Conservative come in at the head of the poll for Taunton. This, added to the ...

... supporters yesterday it was agreed that his lordship should do he thought best with the Reform Bill, with a view of keeping the Whigs out of office. The Morning Advertiser is the only journal which contains any reference to this meeting. The extreme danger ...