... THE WHIG DILEMMA Mr Charles Buxton, M.P. for Maidstone, in a letter under the title of The Liberal Dilemma, which occupies three columns of the Times, states his views on reform, and proposes a measure for the extension of the suffrage to the working ...

... inaction. What was meant by a Whig Ministry kept in by Tory support? —and no one denied that that was the case. Why, it meant simply this—a Tory Minister under a Whig name, without the check and without the pressure of a Whig Opposition. it meant that they ...

... OF HERCULES. Mr. Gladstone's speech on Wednesday create( quite a sensation on both sides- of the House o. Commons. The truo Whigs at once Set it down -as a manifesto on the part of the Chancellor of the Exchequer that he considers it time . for the Palmerston ...

... turn a division when they choose. Now, it is not the first time that-the Radicals have been deceived and deserted by their Whig allies, and whether the gentlemen who assembled at Bradford the other day for the purpose of promoting Parliamentary Reform ...

... when rogues fall out. The Whigs wanted the votes of the Radicals in order to enable them to seize the reins of power, and the Radicals, like simpletons as they were, gave them their votes in reliance on the faith of Whig promises. But, their object ...

... her friendship or her enmity. I likes to be despised, is the doctrine of your genuine Whig place_ man. Moral force is the only weapon which in these days of Whig ascendancy England must use for the settlement of all quarrels, and though it turns out ...

... as the uatuial result of long lives of Whig shuffling, of long years spent in playing the gan?' of office by pretending to hold democratic opinions public and secretly scorning all not possessed of the true Whig family ichor in their veins. Men who have ...

... reproach eryeperaonac with o ma command.lrl the pi 81vigour, Disraeli eisrimb ayd a ability, our i i h t ey sub an Whigdand Whig-Radical contemporaries that of late years that eminent statesman has made the Church, and the necessity- of maintaining it ...

... men; and, linked together by the principle of independent policy—no matter what Ministry holds the reins of Government, be it Whig, be it Torymy life for it, they will obtain from Englani more rights, more justice, than the bayonet of the Yankee the sword ...

... expression of the opinions of the majority of the House itself upon it. It was simply a life and death struggle on the part of the Whigs to keep fast hold of place and power. This was the real issue, so far as they were concerned. The Conservatives, honestly desirous ...

... intention to dispute the representation with Colonel Taylor and Mr Hamilton at the next election. According to the Northern Whig the price of flaxseed has declined very much; and with an absence of demand, and the high rate of discount, prices are now ...

... indeed is the wight who ventures upon the enterprise without godfathers of the purest Whig water. But still, if my father were member for the City and I had the Whig of Whig—the lawful heir of Charles James Fox—for my proposer, I should have deemed myself ...