... Conservative likely to occupy the place so long in the unassailable possession of the Radical-Whigs ; Even the Chartist Finsbury threatens to have no more to say to Whig or Radical. Nor is it constituents alone which exhibit the change ; the press even more ...

... publish the following extract from a private letter regarding the party tactics to be pursued on the Scotch Reform Bill: The Whigs have decided not to support more than 7 new members for Scotland, and nearly all the Scotch members have agreed to go with ...

... Essays. This compiler, who characteristically quotes, as one of his chief authorities, that Whig Yahoo, Oldwixon, and who, with charming audacity, defines the Whigs as ' the party favouring the freedom of the people,' has, in the space of thirty-three loges ...

... which vitally affects the Scotsman's relations with its Whig readers. Why be in such baste, ask these readers, to publish, even though it were true, the bitches in Lord Derby's Cabinet ? Are not the Whigs and the Tories all that are tett to stem the rising ...

... of Free-trade. course, without the aid of the Whigs, such victory would be impossible; but if rumour may be credited, the Whigs are willing in this matter to do the dirty work of the Derbyites. Servile Whig journals, on all occasions ready for a fling ...

... by the Whigs to a kind of political posturemaking. An equivocal Christian of the early ages kept on bowing terms with Jupiter, lest perchance the old mythology should one day again resume its sway. Profiting by so judicious precedent, the Whigs, uncertain ...

... devoted by the Whigs to kind of political posturemaking. An equivocal Christian of the early ages kept on bowing terms with Jupiter, lest perchance the old mythology should one day again resume its sway. Profiting so judicious a precedent, the Whigs, uncertain ...

... he is a Whig of Whige— of the most feared, least respected, and of the whole Whig party. this man—and not to any member of the De party—the conspirators apply ; and not in v —he affords them every advice and ssaistan and with some other Whig friends, ...

... emancipation which the Whigs achieved for Scotland told anew, with all that undoubting faith in its veracity which a party man must needs exhibit. It would ' almost seem to be a settled article of the Whigs— we mean, of course, Edinburgh Whigs—that but for their ...

... the damnatory feature of all previous proposals of the Whig Government and the Liberal party. Whoever shall have resided in a borough for One year and paid the poor rates shall have a vote. The Whigs, in their projected additions to the constituencies, ...

... effect, it is hoped, of reuniting the disjointed sections of the party. The Whigs proper are ready to go for a Re-distribution Seats Bill; the Radicals press for the Ballot. The Whigs are chagrined at the rejection of their re-endowment policy in Ireland, ...

... 1865 now was also elected under Whig auspices. 3. the Whig Government 184041 coatinned to bold office although beaten ao lees than nine times in two Months in 1841 by Lord Stanley's Irish Registration (Voters) Bill Whig earned against them. The divisions ...