... government into the hands of tbe Whigs; and it is only when, by singular maladministration, the Whigs have lost control over the bulk of their own followers, that the Conservatives have bad brief interval of power. If, then, the Whigs, not contented with the resulte ...

... he saved • rod deal of money, and to join a Whig Ministry after his return, in the comparatively humble post of Paymaster- General to the Forces. His strength lay in literature, and he knew it; and the Whigs, knowing it likewise, humoured him, petted and ...

... election of 1859 proved beyond all doubt that the Conservatives and Whigs of Chester preferred Mr. Humberston to myself; and although I have now good reason for believing that the Whigs would not again as a body support Mr. Humberston, and that very many ...

... schools, the Factory Act, and the Ministry of Public Instruction, all are driven off and impounded for the Whigs. No ODO can say that the Whigs are dished when they are able to take a great national question and to turn it into a party dodge. For this ...

... wis at first a Tory, because it waa the fashion of the day, and also for bia own interests. He afterwards became a Whig, when the Whigs were the majority. At bottom he he has neither principle nor doctrine, except tbat of being minister as long as possible ...

... on the question, whilst the Government gave the proposal their strongest opposition, and were compelled to accept it by the Whig peers. Follow Mr. Bright's own recital of the stages through which the minority principle went. It was proposed by Mr. Lowe ...

... permiCompeertting). The the s Ism on the a s sayer ; Miffing hem Maud ea passes sad Centime noshed etas Came Doak. Liverpool. Wien Whig Used's@ °alp. sae For farther parnmalars apply at the Chier tams, Dublin, 16, Flea Quay ; Liverpool, 20, , J. IL Rourrnwarrn ...

... the safety-valve for agricultural discontent, and the hinge on which expectation was to turn should anything happen to the Whigs. One so sooner thinks of the question than a host of names and associations rush to the mind connected •with its recent history ...

... time originated in their exclusion from office. Cir- cumstances, however, are eternally changing. The Whigs were put out and the Tories got in. The Whigs, excluded from office, at once became Liberals. They fraternised with the populace ; and the reform ...

... Liberals, who is to lead them? Is it seriously meant that he is to be placed under a worn-out Whig peer, who is to coach him, and show him the aecrets of Whig art ? Let us hope that at least this stage of po- litical decrepitude is over, and that the ...

... done to deserve such glory as he is said to be on the point of reaping. He is of the tribe of the Greys, it is true, a Whig of the Whigs ; concerning zeal, never out of office; concerning the righteousness which is in red tape, blameless. But these are not ...

... Lord John Russell and the great and powerful Whig famil'es without which no Whig Govern- ment can live — they can live a long time without the support of the great constituencies, but not without the great Whig families (cheers). They were more in favour ...