... with the Constitutional party the other hand, half a dozen English Liberals, most It them belonging to the remnant of the old Whig men of the stamp ol Mr. Adeane. Colonel Coke. Sir John Mr. H. A. Herbert, Mr. F. „ Talbot-voted against eighteen votes which ...

... prove that the Tories have shown a much more sincere and unselfish regard for the interests of the labouring classes than the Whig-Radical Liberals have done but one thing we will challenge them upon here, and that is. that the Conservatives were the earliest ...

... The subject of Conservative organization is being revived. The Conservative Party now very nearly outnumbers every other, Whigs, Liberals, Radicals, and Chartists, combined ; and very slight exertion our part would secure an absolute majority, in the ...

... ours. (Oheets.) THE WHIG PARTY. My Lord Maer, I cannot say that I look with entire satiefaction on the state of parties in this oountry. 1 look, above all, with deep regret and concern on the poeition of the remnants of that great Whig party that was honoured ...

... than those in which they now rest. Under the banner of the Government may be seen arrayed, but not united the ruins of the old Whig party, which it is hardly possible to distinguish from the modern Conservative party ; a few Peel- ites, some Liberals, properly ...

... he enunciated at the Mansion House last week, they may confidently look for a long and brilliant tenure of power. The old Whigs are showing less and less disposition to amalgamate with Mr. Gladstone and the Radicals, and whenever the so-called Liberal ...

... the social and political arrangements of the country (cheers). Having expressed his regret at the connec- tion between the Whigs and the extreme Liberals, the noble ' earl took a rapid glance at the serious state of public affairs, and said: No man regrets ...

... when all subjects of difference between gffcat parties have been removed home, fore?* politics, ouco the weak point of Itho Whigs, rise »P, and make Palmerston is eliding through ParliaraeHt it may be useful if I give a few figures, showing what this nation ...

... if there were a question betweea th> throwing over ef their pleiges to the wertting may and the saivation of the Whig minist:y, the Whig ministry wontd be saved and the would be e = iven te the winds. (Laughter li they had kept their pledges the income ...

... than those in which they now rest. Under the banner of the Government may seen arrayed, but not united, the ruius of the old Whig party, which it hardly possible distinguish from the modern Conservative party; few Peelites, some Liberals, properly so called ...

... them as long as they could be turned to account, and we must say that not a few of them were the willing dupes of Whiggery and Whig machinations. The Whies are now presenting the publicans with the reward of their fidelity. Without relieving them of any of ...

... feeling of the Country is evidently on the increase ; and until it has reached that point when it will be useless for the Whigs to repeat their eld policy of throwing themselves into the arms of the Badicals, the most judicious and most patriotic course ...