... to deal than an individual member, would t atve reiorm att-ation of It ba in which we are about ex gage, is the of a clever Whig bo direst « it must be sufficiently clear. when it is consiered that this ott Liskeard of Mr. men who has ben for eome years ...

... ve, I Liberal, in truth Liberal- Conservative (all know with what right merry peals I impartially rejoice with conquering Whigs or victorious Tones), and so I do not object the introduction of such continental detail* may really beneficial, but only to ...

... party. They will find working-class politicians assume the same relation towards them that the Radicals assume towards the Whigs. Mr. Barext and his friends, by temporary alliance with Conser- vatives, compelled Lord PALMERSTON to give places to the Radicals ...

... of Mr. Rennie as a Conservative candidate for Totnes in the following manner:—“The borough of Totnes was for many years a Whig pocket borough, the two seats being in the gift of the Duke of Somerset. Not very long ago, one of those seats was wrested ...

... their leader, as they understood that Earl Grey’s assault met with the concurrence of Earl Russell, and that every engine of Whig intrigue and influence was to put in force with view to securing soph mutilationof asjnufi its abandonmept the hoped-for fall ...

... Opposition, all the bishops resent except the Bishop of Oxford (who voted with the bvernment), and the body of independent Whigs, ha* thrown overboard all the clauses relating to the disposal of the surplus and shelved that question altogether, has so ...

... carious fact that Mr. Bright and his fellow stump orators ” do not belong to any party in the State—in Parliament and of it—Whigs or Conservatives, Radicals or Chartists. The time mast fome, however, says, when the working classes of Great Britain, wearied ...

... £700,000. That the matter was not a party one may he inferred from the fact that it was brought forward by Mr. Denman, the Whig colleagne of the Premier in the representation of Tiverton. The hon. gentleman actually spoke for three hours and a quarter ...

... forward Mr. Stuart Wortley, they had contemplated. The support of this party will, no doubt, be given to Mr. Beaumont, the Whig candidate, who may thus considered the - future representative of the borough. The election for South Notts caused by the elevation ...

... name implies, a new town, and whatever historical associations it has being connected with William 111., the model monarch of Whig historians. There were, however, other good motives for selecting this place, it was central, and not far from the domain of ...

... when Lord Palmerston deemed it advisable to call together a meetingof his supporters •t was clear to the most undemocratic Whig that he did not intend the reduction of the Customs Duty Foreign Paper to he treated in the same way the Repeal of the Excise ...

... remitted sixteen millions of taxation. There is no getting rid of these statistics, and so the only re- source is to accuse the Whigs of impiety in arrogating to themselves the prosperity of the country, which is due to Providence alone. This charge has the ...