... the rejected of the Yarmouth freemen on the same occasion, and who is brought forward by the fusionist party of Radicals, Whigs, and nondescript Liberals. Neither candidate had any local influence in the borough, although Sir Francis Goldsmid is the owner ...

... of an Opposition is po formidable to the party of the factions ? Can the Whigs or their organ? have lost their memory ? Do they ignore their own political being ? Why are they Whig,*, if not an Opposition— an abstract uncon- ditioned Opposition ? Berhaps ...

... vation of mob eloquence in order to study the elements of partisan warfare. He believes that, by allying himself with the old Whigs, he will fo.ee upon them a measure of reform which will pave the way for the introduction of manhood suffrage. He never com- ...

... Kingdom must be repulsive to every well constituted mind. There is something we all abhor, that is oppression. Conservative, Whig, and Radical are all agreed on its extinction wherever it is to be found. Tbis is one of the special missions of England among ...

... minister wTO has served under Whig, Tory, and Coalition governments for some half a century, and who is probably at heart something more of the old Tory than most of bis opponents, is at the head of a motley following of Whigs, Radicals, and Peelites. To ...

... Denison, who bequeathed to him the bulk of bis immense wealth. In politics Lord Londes- fcorough was a staunch supporter of the Whig party. He *as created by George IV., in 1829, a Knight Commander £* the Royal Hanoverian Order; was a fellow of the Royal Society ...

... government was then formed, and he called it a composite government, for it was composeel of the Peolites, somo very strong Whigs — although they were perhaps like those wigs which a certain hair- dresser in the Strand wrote up — made to fit iv such ...

... Fox — so nobly purchased, fitted out, and equipped by Lady Franklin herself, and slightly helped by the liberal economy of a Whig government From the very first perils of no ordinary kind beset the little vessel. Adverse winds, rough, turbulent waters, ...

... giyes answer, No, but he is not hostile to liberty ! Thus goes the round of gossip from day to day and week to week in the Whig-Radical prints, varying with the breath of every silly rumour, till, we fear, many of them will degenerate into nothing better ...

... proposition on the subject of Parliamentary Reform which might not have been adopted last year. So much for the promises of the Whigs, and for the performances of a Coalition Cabinet ! Mr. Bright's compromise has already been repudiated by the ultra- Radicals ...

... The name of Florence Nightingale will live on the page of history when the remembrance of green coffee and the failure of Whig nominees will have passed away ; and we say this not from any forgetfulness of the other members of that devoted band of English ...

... in its hallucination, imagines as in being, really exists from the notorious coalition cf the Whigs and Radicals. But, indeed, v lar worse peril. The Whigs are in power, and the union cf the Democratic parly with them implies an imminent threat to the ...