... absence of those electors who, although generally styled Liberals, were devoted to the private interests of certain linfluential Whig families of Buckinghamshire rather than to the general interests. Where, he asked, were the Liberals in that county (laughter) ...

... it went, and was based upon principles recognised by all parties, yet for these nasals it was rejected by a combination of Whigs and ultra-Radicals, and with it the Derby Ministry was bundled out of doors. Well, after an interval of some years, when the ...

... that separated parties, that it was difficult to say where the line was to be drawn. Some people thought Lord Palmerston a Whig and some a Tory (a laugh), but the time might come when a far broader lino would be drawn between political parties in the ...

... rather see his Whig friend defeated than triumphant if he cannot get in himself. The cordiality between the various sections of the Liberal party is not peculiarly warm ; the Palmerstonians are not truly acceptable to the genuine Whigs, because they have ...

... LATEST INTELLIGENCE. Mr. Giles Puller, M.P. for Hertfordshire, died on Tuesday after a short illness. He was a Whig in politics, but on several questions, especially on those connected with the Church, be voted with the Conservatives. The Liberals have ...

... been a good deal more serious in its results. It has brought out very strongly the fact that the chasm which separates the Whigs from the Radicals is no accident or prejudice, and cannot be bridged over by ajudicious division of o ffi ces. The admission ...

... Marlborough, you bad better speak of that to Lord Tovrnshend, whom I have brought with me. He is a very honest man, but be is a Whig, and lie watches me closely; and don't be surprised if in his presence I express myself as an obstinate and prejudiced Englishman ...

... and social successors. After they bad toasted a Norfolk, and paid due honours to Berkeley Castle, with many other good old Whig toasts interlarded, they paused for a season, to invigorate themselves with a dish of tea ; then at nine o'clock a sapper, ...

... resign his post at Turin. The truth is that Stansfeld and the Ministry must have fallen together. The old and the aristocratic Whigs did not like the Italian connection ; the Conservatives to a man would have voted against it, and they would have been supported ...

... will take the hint from a Conservative Elector in your last week's paper to be up and doing; forewarned is forearmed. The Whig Liberate will not, I fear, take a lesson from what such politicians as Messrs. Bright and Cobden are aiming at, and from what ...

... years will not fail to oome to such a conclusion. He left the high-minded Tories to descend into the embraces of the senile Whigs; be has gone lower still, through every phase of Liberals, until he has at last sounded the lowest depths, and reigns with ...

... leaders has irrevocably severed him. It is known that the Whigs regard him with distrust not inferior to that of the severest Tories ; and, besides, he is outside the sacred pale of the great Whig families. Nothing remained but to outbid Mr. Bright for ...