... Liberal party were in power. There was, first of all, the Whig Government of Lord John Russell then, after a brief interval, the Coalition Government, presided over by the Earl Aberdeen ; then the Whig Government of Lord Palmerston ; and then, after another ...

... lamentable state of hopeless financial embarrassment into which it had been plunged by the imbecility and mismanagement of Whig Chancellors the Exchequer. He continued it in order that he might have the means of carrying out the Free-trade theories to ...

... discussion, and it is for Durham men, by combined and immediate action, rescue their Alma Mater from the degradation that a Whig Commission proposes to inflict on her. ...

... this, he was mere puppet ; but the strings, instead of being held in Downing Street, were controlled for the time being by the Whig Marquess of Westminster, as lord of Eaton Hall. He is a relative of the Grosvenor family. He was brought down, avowedly in ...

... represent what still extant of pure and unadulterated Whiggery, and who has his flag inscribed— Please the pigs, All be Whigs. The brethren of the Northern Reform Union were also represented by Mr. Joseph Cowen, who contends with Mr. Alderman Philipson ...