... far as the Whigs were concerned, dead, buried and forgotten. Meanwhile a sense of the necessity of Reform was rapidly growing and extending out of doors. The Whigs declined to lead the people on, said BO eventually the people led on the Whigs. Active labourers ...

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... far as the Whigs were concerned, dead, buried and forgotten. Meanwhile a sense of the necessity of Reform was rapidly growing and extending out of doors. The Whigs declined to lead the people on, and so eventually the people led on the Whigs. Active labourers ...

... DEATH THE MARQUIS OF LANSDOTVNE. This venerable and esteemed Whig nobleman died on Satuiday, at his country seat of Bowood, and by his death one of the few links that connect the present generation with the great names of Fox and Pitt has been removed ...

... descend so low as to lose the confidence of the nation. If the Whigs will not help in such an emergency, it will help itself. - 7 - - There is an obvious parallelism in the position of the Whig party during the period when it was, according to the Times ...

... descend so low as to lose the confidence of the nation. If the Whigs will not help in sueh an emergency, it will help itself. - _ There is an obvious parallelism in the position of the Whig party during the period when it was, according to the Timex, so ...

... in London by ,the Whigs, utterly regardless of your interests, and that, as usual, you would also have been the last to hear of the issuing of the Writ. In 1859 I fought three battles to rescue your noble Borough from this state of Whig vassalage, in which ...

... and Wakefield show what the Whigs, while loudly exclaiming against corruption, were really doing at the last election ; and our firm conviction is, that the greater corruption has been for many years on the side of the Whigs. They are better organised ...

... Tories, and in many instances more sO. Now, Sir Frederick Grey, the rejected of Dovonport, is politically a Whig-a thorough Whig, and nothing but a Whig. He believes it is quite right that the Go- vernment and emoluments of the tate should be c)n_ fined to ...

... Bowood, and cut his head. On the following Tuesday ho began to sink, and he never rallied after. His life is the history of the Whigs during the present century. In youth lie was the hope of the party, and in declining years he was the sage on whose counsel ...

... the borough in opposition to Mr. Barbour, who comes forward in the interest of the Whigs. The Times adds : — The gentleman who will, we tnist, signally defeat the Whig candidate, possesses a name deservedly dear to the people of the North. He will present ...

... ennobled after the Whig fashion, but declares he is one amongst the friends of the Government who are to be raised to the peerage. Our contemporary, moreover, endorses the opinion we expressed on a former occasion, to the effect that the Whigs have invariably ...