... the Whigs were every bit as Con- ‘ories were; in short, dishonest, s, assuming Liberalism for some ho would not advance one single of the franchise except of party gains. The advanced een long aware of this, and that | 1832, upon which the Whigs hirty ...

... cultivated mind. heir of that “house i in the single Act left to that decaying ituency. The late Earl of Yas- riend of the Whig Ministry of g, at a period when his support le importance ; and for a consider- 1841, before Sir Psst i in driving his opponents ...

... of this unanimity, wa* met by crie* that it arose from hatred and distruat of Whiggery and the Whig*. His defeated rival, a brother of one of the leading Whig proprietors, who himself represents one of the most important of English constituencies, could ...

... Conservative seat and in assailing every Liberal position. On the other hand, the Whigs not exhibit almost any desire lor the maintenance of their Parliamentary strength. The old Whig party in such oonnty Armagh, the north Ireland, does not venture, a vacancy ...

... Morning (romniei-.f i B.x o’cloca. LONDON, TUVRSDJY, JANUARY 24 It is tolerably clear that neither of the two old parties,—the Whigs nor the Tories, in satisfactory or united state. Whether the Edinburgh iUuirti; article spoke the sentiments of many, of lew ...

... snggeeted— not ' that in order to neutralise the extreme of Mr. Fostee and Mr. Stansfeld, Mr, Beioiit, now that has become a Whig, ought also to have a place the Government ...

... Derbyite-Whig coalition to found At present do not see the slightest symptom union between the Qrosve- i noju» and the Cecils, or between the Leveson Gowers and the Lowtiiers. There are no signs present in the political horizon that the Whig county members ...

... prophets ! Mr. John Bbioht among the Whigs ! Can this It is. The age of miracles, therefore, has not passed. Miracles, if not the order of the day, do still occasionally take place. Mr. Height's transformation into a Whig, is not only the latest, but the ...

... office, the Whig statesmen will decide in favour of Reform.” Bravo Mr. Bright! Have yon come at last to lee the question in its proper light? You now perceive, and declare publicly, that the only chance of Reform being obtained is by making the Whig statesmen ...

... Had he and his Whig League had their way, there would have been no Household Suffrage Act, and at this moment we should either have had Reform Act at all, or at beet the honeet Whig BUI with 71. rental frani chise. But then the Whigs would have been ...

... Sir E. Peel in 1846 until the overthrow of the Derby Government in 1859, During this interval the two rival sections of the Whigs arrayed under Lords Palmerston and Russell were continually engaged in tripping each other up, and for this purpose not hesitating ...

... Reformer than a Whig, and not unlikely to vote against the Ministry on critical occasions. The vacancy recently created in tho representation of Buckinghamshire was not all unanticipated, but, from the previous illness of a noble Whig landowner in that ...