... politicians usually assume that '• whatever is, right, until the contrary is proved. In the opinion of the rest snd thanklol Whigs, the Chancellor of the Exchequer committed himself statesman ; but, having done renance, we suppose they will now grant him ...

... Government, hod been defeated because the Reform Bill which had emanated from it was neither ample nor practicable ; and a Whig Government went into office, distinctly pledging itself that the measure it would propound should comprehensive and satisfactory ...

... no cha* or patty man—he belong*, wholly aftd aolelv to Italy, and a* each he sbould leetivod *ll *hadg* Englishmen. toriee. Whig*. Hoy*U»t», and Kepuh, lit an* may all unite together honour. Petr* and peamnla may alike receive him a* their gueat, and, ...

... was probably not a single Member who dreamt of the revelation be was about to make, and the consternation of the old finality Whig* was great in the extreme. In reality, it is must remarkable defection. There was a time when the Tories almost claimed Mr ...

... desired just now; but if all accounts are believed, Lord Wodehonse fills the office ntly. Lord Carlisle was of the blood royal > Whigs, says the Times in its loftiest af biography. The offspring Howard Cavendish deserves respectable epitaph; hen possess few ...

... were not to deceived bis frothy speeches, aud so he hud to beat retreat, and wait opportunity for t btainiug seatwhether on Whig, Tory, ot Radical principles it matteied nothing to him. The Tories Cheltenham having fleeced Sir Willoughby Jones, eent him ...

... the troasnrership to Mr. J Williams, ooal meivbrnt, who wisely declined the honour and the risk, painfully remembering haw Whig money o ;oa * took nnto itself wings and fled away'* mast mysteriously from bis clirh’s desk, tb ...

... Angust Id 186*1, created Daron Fitzhardinge. y have great influence in Gloucestershire, which they have always exerted in the Whig and Liberal interest. They command on© Parliamentary scat for the county of Gloucester, one for the city of Gloucester, and ...

... Newcastle, too, has retired, and the Tories now say that he was quite a decent minister, considering that he held office under Whig Government. Lord Clarendon, having accepted post which gives him nothing to da, to make himself useful by. tusialing Earl Bussell ...

... were equal, would give his vote for the one belonging to his own party; but if theie was a measure, whether brought forwsrd by Whig or Tory, which he believed would be advantageous to the town, he would vota for it. (Loud cheers.) The first subject that would ...