... with them as to the manner in which they should dispose of their votes. 1 think what he calls the old Whigs somebody once called the “old, old Whigs.” (Laughter.) They are getting very much out of favour with the great body ot the Liberal party, and I ...

... Hill is to the Radicals of Manchester and Salford, and has been for nearly forty years, what Holland House, used to be to the Whigs of Westminster and St James’s. Its pictures, its statues, its books, are all historical. They are all. or nearly all, associated ...

... The progressive Conser•«> vative (Mr. Denison) the non-political Dissenter ‘‘(Mr. Fielden) and the independent member of “Whig leanings (Lord Elcho) are thoroughly “ identified in their judgment on the Irish Church “question. * • • They exhibit a harmony ...

... too strong to be resisted. The quotation is from the fifth book of “Coningsby Speaking of the deplorable consequences to the Whig, of their clinging to office between 1837 and 1841 long after they had forfeited all title to the respect and confidence of ...

... we have gained over the Whig candidate, by the election John Entwisle, Esq., of Foxholes, as the representative of this borough. Yet after obtaining the victory, am not altogether satisfied, as three our members voted for the Whig party, contrary to the ...

... gift of talk possessed by most gentlemen of his profession, with considerable power of point-making, with creed the ordinary Whig typo, and is nothing more. Consequently, not.much that is remarkably original was to expected from him, not somnch certainly ...

... above list includes twenty-four ot the original Adullamites, seventeen who call themselves Radicals, and five very moderate Whigs not in the old “cave.” The only metropolitan members on the list are the members for Marylebone, Mr. H. Lewis and Mr. T. Chambers ...

... exercise the franchise intelligently and independently, and laughing to scorn all the sinister suspicions of the Tories and Whigs that the people, if enfranchised, will nse the power for the oppression of the middle and upper classes, by throwing all the ...

... Gladstone' 1865- 67,434,760 Russell and Gladstone. To his table of expenditure Captain Pim appends this remark, “Thus showing the Whigs have expended excess of tbe Derby administration, in the last seven years, an average of upwards of £4,000,000 a year.” clearly ...

... has come to a dead lock. What little is attempted in the way of legislation is the work of all parties in the House. It has Whig warp and a Tory weft, and a good deal of munsrq and shoddy the com position W« ask how is this ? ant causer le noyau pour ...

... honestly represent them, will not forget what the Saturday Review indicates: Granting that the Tories this year have blown the Whigs to pieces, their own prestige for political integrity, we fear, lies boried in the ruins.” It is true that the aristocratic ...

... The Groat Earl of Derby undoubtedly twigs By this time that not always to win is triumphant : he cannot prevr.il on the Whigs To cover the heads of his Ministry. RECENT ASSEMBLAGES TRAFALGAR SQUARE. Though some by force would clear the space, Such steps ...