... neighbourhood for the prominent part he took in the slavery emancipation and reform movements. politics he was an advanced whig and his services to the liberal party were rewarded with knighthood in 1810. In the sheriffs court, London, on Thursday last ...

... the country, and who had other claims to consideration beyond that of mere numbers. This Bill was summarily rejectod by the Whig-Radical Opposition, as too guarded, and too limited and deficient in that democratic simplicity, which knows no distinction ...

... Lord Paxmer- may possess certain amount of popularity ; b ut not even his Lordship's personal influence will to float another Whig-Radical Cabinet into '°$oe The experience of the last few years has Rurally rendered the nation dissatisfied withithe induct ...

... good, in contradistinction to a democracy, where those who govern, get, and legislate for private and personal ends. The Whigs have illustrated the truth of their purity of principle by a particular example of moral and official prostitution, that is ...

... That gentleman, he said, had been very severe upon the Tories, but it was only a few months ago he was just as severe on the Whigs, and he flattered them now it was to use them for his own purposes. Mr. Bright expressed great indignation at the ignorance ...

... ive system would have been satisfactorily settled and secured. Nothing has more distinctly shewn the unreliability of the Whig Liberal-Radical coalition, and the honour and consistency of the Conservatives, than the history of this Reform business. There ...

... and the purport of them remains recorded in Hansard. The same opinion distinguished the salient words of Mr. Lowe, himself Whig Liberal lately in office, If the persons linked with democracy failed to carry extension of the franchise, they would *' ...

... to be ready to contest the representation. We hope the threatened contest may come off, and that the contention between the Whigs and Radicals will supply an opening for a Conservative. The Solicitor General and Mr. Morrison are not to have a walk over ...

... Opposition. But for the control of the illustrious Minister, it would have been impossible for the different sections of the Whig-Radical Coalition to have held together after the rejection of Lord Russell's universally condemned Reform Bill. The conviction ...

... body had been honorary secretaries to the Whigs, doing the work and getting no thanks nor pay for it. (Hear, hear, and disorder.) But he was glad to say everybody was coming round to their opinion. The Whigs were in reality as Conservative as a large ...

... as patiently as we may, the assembling of the Legislature ; indulging the hope that this will be the last innings of the Whigs for very many years to come. ...

... Secretary as the leader of the House of Commons in his absence. This is significant of the distrust of Mr. Gladstone by the Whig chiefs, and of the feeling which the Chancellor's eager ambition has generated among the members of the Cabinet, who fear him ...