... being a Whig, they still recognise as their representative in Paris. Lord Russell and the Whigs, then in opposition, dared not go too far in the Savoy and Nice affair, because of this all-important fact that Lord Cowley belonged to the Whigs and was not ...

... both °t and severe, resulting in nearly every instance ' Conservative candidates ; thereby proving of , the retrogression of Whig-Radical, and the k V ''tutional, opinions. Hence Conservative V * Sllara ' a ty—whatever the Liberals and >i * * write *° ...

... so absurd a position as has resulted from his superior diplomacy and management. The Government has just perpetrated a nice Whig job. Mr. Bristow, the member for Kidderminster, has been prevailed upon to accept the long vacant j appointment at the Admiralty ...

... basis of Protection; but it did not become the pupil of Peel to say so, when he recollected how that statesman had displaced a Whig government. He hoped that the noble lord would, however, give an explanation with his usual frankness, for he agreed that if ...

... d, proposes to come forward again on the next vacancy, was the principal speaker. Bridgewater was once before rescued from Whig domination under circumstances not more favourable than now, aud the banding of the party together social and pleasant intercourse ...

... defended the conduct of the Conservation • ' m ' d the long agitation of this ques- , had been the subject of bills proposed by Whig or y.S ,,v ernmentsin vain, was proof that the question 'P e settlement, and that the pretext for legis- tv- Was hot the real ...