... ordiuary student of moderu history knows, hy Sir Robert's adoption of Whig principles. Disrae' 1 expressed his meaning in a memorable sentence— Sir Robert Peel, said, had caught the Whigs bathing, and h*J walked away with their clothes; tamed the Shrew ...

... occasions, the advanced Liberals allied themselves with the Whigs, in order to prevent Whig candidate from being rejected by the constituency in favour of Conservative ; and the Whigs were sufficiently unscrupulous about the means by which their nominee ...

... doubtless have been nothing loth to have gone against them, instead of their quondam friends the Whigs. Conservative corruption ! would have sounded well. All the Whig press would havo rallied to the cry, and the Union would have been urged to go forward with ...

... principle the Bill. By that amendment was sought virtually to convert the Bill into the discredited scheme proposed by the Whigs last year ; and to take from the Government the moulding of the measure to be passed in the present Session. The amendment ...

... thieves—the vulgar Radical and the unprincipled Whig. History has yet to deal with Lord Palmerston for his conduct towards Poland in the days Louis Philippe. It has but lately come to light, and his letters are tho Whig manifesto iv reference to Poland. Lord John ...

... desertion of the Whigs will change the complexion of partu the House Commons, his enunciation of democratic principles has reopened the questions between Whigs and Radicals ; and therein lies the explanation of Radical exultation and Whig anger. But there ...

... if not before, be a determined effort to oust the Whigs from the offices they have so long held, and to fill their places by abler and honester men. In the conflict that will then take place, the Whigs will require all the aid they can get for love or ...

... crowned, And viands rich the hungry guests surround. Fat bucks from Axwell, too, were there. None but the Whigs, None but the Whigs, None but the Whigs deserve such fare. Timotheus Ticklemuse, thy richest lays Fall dead upon the ear, Compared to all the rounds ...

... have we not one in this town, where it is so much required ? I have been unable to vote for many years, by reason of none but Whigs, Radicals, or Ghartists, having come forward. Some time since, I advocated in the Journal the desirability of inviting Mr. ...

... moderate section of the Whigs, rtS pared. Like all Whig candidates made to order. M cpvrse, had no particular political creed of adopted the Lii)vi;.u programme, which was likely suit the occasion. To get the votes and JJ moderate Whigs, lie would vote against ...

... sufficiently accommodating, 0 a nominee of a Whig family borough sufficiently obliging, allow him to become their representative in Parliament. alternative has, theiefore, been left [Lord Palmer and his Whig-Radical colleagues, but to make the best (or ...

... upon the constituency of Newcastle, for which we fear the advanced Liberals of the town are, as usual, unprepared, while the Whigs and the Tories are alike organized. A great opportunity is offered which ought not to be lost, and we cordially hope that the ...