... that consent to a travestie upon representative government. ell then, here we have Whigs, Whig-radicals, sophical Radicals, democratic-socialists, and or j/almerstonian-Whigs,— an ample selection of aptly descriptive in every case, and characteristic 01 oflt ...

... upon Earl Grey, after Canning, by the aid Brougham and the less scrupulous of the Whig camp, had possessed himself power, in 1827, sufficiently evince the hollowness of Whig pretensions, even at that epoch. Still, it must be admitted that, although their ...

... administration could last a year. How could it, when all the discordant elements beyond the pale, who agreed in nothing else—Whigs, Whig-radicals, Radicals, Peelices, and other indescribables— were sure to join against it? result justified these sinister a ...

... colonel of the 2nd Dragoons, and Lieut. -General Spencer-Stanhope colonel of the 13th Foot. Durham Election.—Mr. John Henderson, Whig, was yesterday elected member for the city of Durham without opposition. Tewkesbury Election.—Mr. Reginald Yorke, Conservative ...

... Mrs. Hankley. Representation of Hertfordshire. — The death is announced of Mr. C. W, Puller, M.P. for Hertfordshire. He was Whig. The Hon. H. Cowper, brother of Earl Cowper, will be candidate for the vacant seat. Representation of Dorset.—A new writ for ...

... Who was investeel with the order 1827 ; the junior knight is Earl Grey, who, consideration of his long exclusion from the Whig Cabinet, was awarded the honour 1863. The only surviving representative of the Garters bestowed Lord Melbourne the Duke Buccleucbl ...

... the country, the resignation of Lord Palmerston followed. I have now arrived the period for relating the last crowning act of Whig duplicity and utter abnegation of all principle. It so surprising, both itself and its attendant circumstance, that I am at ...

... subscriptions. The deceased lived in Mount-street, and the printed appeal states that 'he was steady and industrious man. Whig Jobbery at Reading. Considerable excitement has been felt tho town Heading the appointment Mr. Exall, the Lord Chancellor, ...

... chance upon little hard hitting, and the unmasking of a good deal of hypocrisy and evasion, at the expense the Whig ministry. But the Whig press itself, who shall characterise? As the present rulers of the country rule only in virtue of delusion and fraud ...

... inexperience, so often thrown the teeth of Lord Derby's cabinet, could not have been advanced. The combined forces of the Whigs and Radicals, although headed by such unscrupulous generals Russell and Bright, would have attempted to storm the fortress ...

... essay, however briefly, enumerate them. First, however, explaining, as clearly as I can, the pervading influences by which the Whig or progressionist party was partly lured, and partly driven into the course they took. It would bo unfair to stigmatise them ...

... Floyer, a late Conservative representative. Mr. Sturt had only twenty votes more than Mr. Seymer ; and between Mr. Portman, the Whig highest of the four candidates on the poll—and Mr. Floyer— the lowest—there was difference of only two hundred and seventy-one ...