... left of the great Whig party that crowded the ministerial ‘l;ucb- after the passing of the Reform Bill a few years ‘before, Lord Palmerston’s next exploit was his interference in the affairs of Syria. For in the year 1840, the able and nstute Mehemet ...

... to our liberties than the Whig policy of creating peerages. Since 1830 the Whigs bave esjoyed all but & monopoly of politial power. Nowhere is the result of that misfortune felt more tangibly than in the extension of « Whig aristocracy. What is the fignifinnm ...

... The Whigs have abused with every token of hatred :laou %:nmnh gvel g‘u‘rdyg the htohel;cfion. Day y the Whig-Radical paper, which is supposed to be lemi-omcifi, heaped scurrilous invective on what it delights to term “ Torydom.” Tt eulogised the Whig idol—Lord ...

... principles, might find fault with what was saying. Rut he. too, put the Whig watchwords of Peace, Retrenchment, anil Reform, but not the sounding brass and tinkling symbol of Whig retrenchment not Wing peace, not the pe.*cc of which Mr. Bright was advocate ...

... so deep an impression. Lord Palmerston was regretted by all. Conservatives viewed him as all but a Conservative, and if the Whigs and Radicals regarded him as an obstructive, they, at all events, respected him as a politician of g_rcl-n'. ability, and a ...

... fw-mbl. ground for expecting that the result will be ‘hglo-e a genuine Whig majority. We certainly do :'bfllcve in the “ Conservative reaction,” But we cannot Plelieving in the Whig decay. Every election since :\M.‘::fi:‘ :f the vs;:“ Parliament has tended ...

... the country would have rung with denunciations ot Tory nepotism and corruption. It is strange that under the rule of a semi Whig- Radical government, a government embracing men ot extreme democratic tendencies, a system of jobbery has been going on which ...

... address was then agreed to. Their lordships adjourned at twenty-five minates past seven o'clock. - _fiJIM”hMI *-~ tion of & Whig in office was “an ugly dog well muzzled. (Laughter.) But there were other canses of complaint than those which had, been urged ...

... Commons minately we shall find that approximately there are— Derbyite Conservatives - 283 Conservatives unattached - we B Whigs and Palmerstonians 229 Radicals and Gladstonians .., «.106 The Pope’s brassband .. 34 I believe the above figures ...

... attention should be given to the important question of succession to the office which he holds as chief of the Whigs, or, rather, of the Whig- Radicals whom he leads, but whom he has held in cieck. Already, it is determined, so far as human foresight can ...

... the press. But it is J;erhnps forgotten that a factious cry for Reform and a promised Reform bill will be of service to the Whig administration, in throwing dust in the country’s eyes. The Bhootan war, the Horse Guards and Admiralty decisions in matters ...

... resolved to bring forward the Hon, Mr. de Grey, son of Lord Walsingham, | as a caudidate in opposition to Mr, B. Gardon the Whig sitting member for the division. 1 THE ADDRESS IN THE FORTHCOMING SEssloN.—lt is rumoured that the address to Her Majesty, ...