... new ground at the call of dnty. Another barrier is gone between the Whig and Radical. Another point of the charter is about to received into the all-ennobling creed of the modern Whigs! Mr. Lowe, moreover, has declared for electoral districts; and app ...

... Scoles* Green, Norwich, July 16th, 186 S. To the Editor. Sir —Is the Mercury the recognised organ of the Whig party? so, so much the worse for the Whigs. The editor who can write eloquently if cot grammatically upon nearly everything that takes place upon ...

... they may be assured that there is not for their party even the shadow of a chance. Whilst the division lasted between the Whigs and the Radicals there was chance, certainly, that Conservative, by getting votes from his opponents, might come near them ...

... freely expressed their apprehensions concerningtbe measure, and some Whig lords spoke iv milder terms to a similar effect. Even Lord Granville, who spoke as the organ of the Whig party, conld not bestow on the Bill unqualified praise. wonld be glad to ...

... burning protests from the chiefs of the three sections into which the Liberal party may be said to divided—the Adnllamites, the Whigs, and the Badicals ? We take the Bill only * means of getting more. The cherry, it seems, too big for one bite. In year or two ...

... compromise the Church-rate question, and the Lords have attempted likewise. Tories have tried it, Conservative Whigs have tried it, and Whigs pure and simple have tried it; but John Bright told them years ago that there was no other way of settling the ...

... that there is, and vote for one against the other ? The Government is fast sliding down-hill, and will die of languor—as all Whig Governments seem destined to do—unless it very soon lays hold of some element of resuscitation. Every day is weakening its ...

... and compliance with his own view the necessities of his position, he proposed to offer ; high offices to several members the Whig party, and even certain members of Lord Russell's Government. He should, therefore, ' have to ask from his own supporters a ...

... him to dislodge his rival, who is perhaps more hateful to the Whig section of the Liberal party than he is to the more advanced. We believe that the contempt and dislike entertained by the Whigs for Mr- Disraeli cannot measured, and that they would support ...

... from tho Whigs, very properly turns round to see wlietherhecannotdoa strokeof profitable trade with the Tories. That camp, as you know, always open for deserters, and no wonder, for it by deserters that all its battles have been won. The Whigs made Lord ...

... larger than that of others; or the word Mess may have another meaning attached to indicative of failure and discomfort. The Whigs are great fear of being ont-bidden, and the Radicals are already exultant the assurance that, come what may, they at least ...

... Tories. Thirty years ago it returned by large majorities two Liberals. The cause of the apparent reaction simply that the old Whigs of the borough not seem to be able to acknowledge the advance of political principles which has taken place during the last ...