... desertion of the Whigs will change the complexion of partu the House Commons, his enunciation of democratic principles has reopened the questions between Whigs and Radicals ; and therein lies the explanation of Radical exultation and Whig anger. But there ...

... death of Lord Adolphus Vane Tempest. True to their tenets, the Whigs have, with indecent haste, been maturing their plans, and have succeeded obtaining the consent the chief of one of the old Whig families to contest the election; although, with an assumed ...

... Can Sir Hedworth himself possibly think that he can ever enter the lobby without feeling the weight of his chains ? Whig I Whig ! Whig ! Can his voice ever have the manly sound of independence? It painful see a young man of fair talent thus lending himself ...

... motion for a committee to inquire into tho claims of Azeem Jab to the title and dignity of the Nawab the Carnatic was thoroughly Whig dodge, and in admirable keeping with the pettifogging fraud of the transaction itself, which was one of as profligate and ...

... political purpose. An analysis of the list of new Justices must confirm that opinion for the majority them are members of the old Whig party. Personally, we have nothing to say against any them ; but w must protest against the principle of selection adopted ...

... Commons eveuing. After detailing the mode in which the Whigs, known the Charity Commission, f u,rt persons, provided with salaries at the cost • , fie country, came to constituted, and how the the Whigs pledged themselves to keep under n_» A year, lias ...

... the Board of Charity Commissioners. At considerable length, the hon. member denounced the it.iard as gross Whig job, and its office as perfect Whig snuggery. Mr Morrison defended the Commissioners. Mr W. J. Powell protested against some of the charges made ...

... to investigate the constitution and operations of the Charity Commismission. The hon. member denounced the Board as a gross Whig job, and charged the Commissiouers with wasting the resources of the charities the country instead of proving a benefit to ...

... awake the apprehensions and arouse the antagonism the Tories, yet he is Liberal enough to secure the countenance the Whigs. Though Whig, he will yet vote for a£6 franchise. Though a sincere and earnest friend of the established church, he has no objection ...

... Commissioners. At considerable length the hon. member denounced the Board as a gross Wiiig job, and it* office as j>erfect Whig snuggery. It not only entailed considerable charge upon the country, but, owiug to the reckless and profligate manner in which ...

... Board of ' Charity Commissioners. At considerable length, the hou. member denounced the Board as a gross Whig job, and its office as a perfect Whig snuggery. It not only entailed considerable charge upon the country ; hut owing to the reckless and profligate ...

... that Mr. Gladstone's now famous reform speech should hare fallen like a thunderbolt in the midst of botli Conservatives and Whigs. The position of the speaker, and the thorough-going, outspoken, and fearless character of the speech itself, all made it more ...