... favour of that party is unmistakeable. Therefore the moment any rupture takes place between the Whig and Radical sections of the Coalition, the old Whigs—already stanch Conservatives at heart —would to a mau unite themselves with the present Opposition ...

... Gladstone had gone on a visit to the hospitable mansion of the Duchess of Sutherland. The Duke of Sutherland is forgotten when Whig management is required Maidenhead; but a little further inquiry showed that the Maidenhead visit was appointed for this day ...

... compelled one trade to suffer for all. (Hear, hear.) What had taken place was only what was to expected from selfish and jealous Whigs—(cheers)— and he thought one, resolve to man not to encourage ° f P ** rli ? menl would join having such w country. (Hear, ...

... recover. Their symptoms are becoming hourly ’worse, and their decease currently rum.'nred throughout the vicinity. —.\ortherm Whig. The city of Jeddo, the capital of Japan, is said to be, withoot exception, the largest city the world. Il contains 1,500,000 ...

... vitality and success. The Whigs have bartered their patriotism and abnegated their wisdom to conciliate the Manchester party . and the latter party are daily growing more unpopular. simply a coalition squabble—in which the Whigs, for the sake of retaining ...

... s not, we repeat, such of favouritism that the Whig party can from that total annihilation in the sister which the last general election has shown is so near its accomplishment. Twenty years ago wat Whig-Radical and 41 Conservative mem?arli*ment; last ...

... breach between the Manchester Radicals and Ministerial Liberals is widening more and more with the current of events. The Whigs are constantly to found all the nooks and corners of the House, trying their influence with the refractory. is very well known ...

... apathetic indifference with which the country received Lord John’s Reform Bill has not been thrown away upon the moderate Whigs. They now go the length of saying that any official programme which induces for the future a promise of Reform is humbug got ...

... of commission. The Morning Herald on the same subject The story is told of well-known naval commander who was offered seat a Whig Hoard of Admiralty, that declined the honour with the remark, that he preferred remaining honest man.” The expression was strong ...

... them. An attorney usually promoted litigation when he could do so, for that was a part of his tradei but when the ratepayers, Whigs and Tories, were combined to carry out this object, it was not possible that they could embarrassed any solicitor. Mr. Dunlin ...

... (Hear, hear.) They had not forgiven the Durham letter, and never could forgive it; and there were many other things which the Whigs had done not to be forgotten, and if the right hon. gentlemen opposite were wise, they would take advantage of this, and bid ...

... discussed by on# likely to produce an impression on the minds of hon, gentlemen opposite. I always like to quote a Whig against a Whig (Laughter.) This great privilege you boast of has been discussed by tbe late Lord Macaulay. He says:— **Tlie privil ...