... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 *' ...

... which the House was now asked to accept a final and satisfactory settlement, had not been derided as an antiquated and exploded Whig doctrine. (Loud cheers.) He protested against the statements that the working classes were degraded by their exclusion from ...

... Reform agitation, know full well that the shape in which Reform has been presented by advanced politicians, encouraged by the Whig-Liberal Cabinet, has been nothing more nor less than party move, or, as Mr. Horsman puts it, a cry for the hustings, got ...

... safety. A steamer with 2,000 Federal paroled prisoners has been burnt on the Mississippi, 1,300 lives were lost. The Richmond Whig states that President Dsvis and the members of his Cabinet, with escort of 2,000 cavalry left Greenshove, North Carolina, on ...

... inconsiderate Whig-Liberal promises had originated, the Conservative Cabinet brought forward a Parliamentary Reform Bill. Just and excellent as the measure is now acknowledged by its denouncers to have been, it was cast aside by the coalition. Whigs, Liberals ...