... be to improve Marylebone and Lambeth, at the cost of the community at large. They have had enough, and more than enough, of Whig nonentities like Lord Enfield and j Mr. Hanbcry j and they have also had enough, and more than enough, of political dissenters ...

... good old names of Tories and ' Whigs. ‘But when the tergiversations and treacheries, the very names and memories, of Peel and Peebles shall be j all forgotten, the time-honoured distinctive appellations of Tories and Whigs shall still survive and flourish—for ...

... nearly a whole week in order to travel down to Hawarden—to proseletyse the Conservative tenantry—and to work the oracle” for the Whig candidate at that Flintshire Election for which, we reiterate, himself well knew had vote which would stand a scrutiny, cannot ...

... Scotch marriage, a*£S e he „ he told each Zetland thrall constituted by habit and repute. The Lord President re- was not a Whig at all; marked that counsel had not stated what kind of marriage on Pam’s express petition, and certificate it was. It might ...

... unfitted for any heavy collarwork in the ministerial team. And no aspiring Whig or Radical, if outside their magic circle of the governing classes will ever be permitted by the Whig Oligarchy to come between the wind and their nobility. Hence, in his exigency ...

... Irishmen that he had lo be shelved, i man to realise Mr. Henley’s apprehension, and to nolens-volcns. Mr. Chichester Fortescue, Whig I reduce the Treasury scale, little by little, until the hack, has just been over in Ireland, to feel his way. whole burden ...

... spoliation and incipient Revolution. have yet to learn that such extreme and dangerous principles find any favour with the old Whig party of Lancashire. Most significant of all, the bele noir of that outraged party, Mr. John Bright, has rushed to (he rescue ...

... the Ministerial Whitebait.” was not political, though it began with Tories, but, as party, they had nothing to with it. The Whigs have claim to tha invention. Radical Reformers at its birth were unknown. If Lord John be a Ridioal Reformer, the merit does ...

... is no doub a little surprising that genth holding op'iiions of that kind should have concurred with the Whigs of Manchester and the moderate Whigs of South Lmcashire in inviting Mr. Gladstone to represent this constituency. (Hear.) Those cannot be supposed ...

... volunteer movement received its earliest recognition and encouragement from the Conservative Administration of Lord Derby. The Whigs would have crushed it, if they had dared. Rut the pressure of public opinion was too strong for them. General Peel had given ...

... without seeking to thrust another Whig down the throats of the people of Liverpool. Mr. Turner had told them that he was not a Radical Reformer. Neither was Lord Palmerston, nor Lord Brougham, nor any of the old respected Whigs of the country. Mr. Turner was ...

... which divided the Whig party at the time en ormous amount of cotton grown in India, I believe amply Mr. Cheetham was previously before vou. But I cannot BU ffi c i ent f or e purposes of this country ; but there is believe that the Whig party of South ...