... Still there were many of the old Whigs that were refractory. Lord John Russell, to whom the introduction of the measure in the House of Commons, was entrusted in order to overcome the reluctance of the Constitutional Whigs, assured them that the measure ...

... should be ashamed to stand up again before his constituency, or hope to be elected again by them. (Cheers.) The fact was the Whig Miuistry were frightened at their own project. To see what would be the result of Mr. Baine's Bill, a return was ordered of ...

... 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 ...

... greatness. The out-and-out Liberals were in high glee at this remarkable conversion of the hesitating moderates and untrustworthy Whigs, and spoke of manhood suffrage, ote by ballot, biennial Parliaments, and electoral districts as all but attained, believing ...

... asserting that the injury would inflict is a benefit in disguise. He does not meet with equal boldness the charge of befriending Whig corruption by voting against the motion of censure on the Lord Chancellor. When cries of Westbury assailed him last Saturday ...

... Another great officer of State, the Prime Minister himself, will be taught a lesson by a Devonshire borough to English dislike of Whig insincerity and Radical insecurity. compliance with one of the most pressing requisitions ever presented to candidate, Mr. ...

... kave been immensely to the advantage of the Constitutional party, bad the Cabinet and its Liberal supporters adiiered to the Whig-Radical programme of 1859. Moderation is what the constituencies have plainly decreed, and so determined has been the set made ...

... wise all sarcasm rob of your faith, Delusion ! Why jt-j.M ' UUQ d u a delusion? Is not Court favour delusion Are not the Whigs a delusion? together even tK-'u ecui ' . aud tbe Sydenham trousers. Some flow- for • the Prench emf*re delusion. Be not ashamed ...

... retirement of Mr. Justice Ualiourton. There will be no opposition. Manchester.—The moderate party have nominated Admirai Denman, a Whig, who now in the Pacific. He is brother of Lord Denman and the Hon. George Denman, Te rton, a.id was an unsuccessful candidate ...

... country. I find from published statement that the Whigs, during the last five years, expended in excess of the former administration £25,155,590. That is a pretty sum I can tell ycu. (Cheers.) The Whigs receivedfor income-tax in excess of the late adm ...

... Derby on the one hand, and Mr. Gladstone the other. For, cordially as they dislike, and entirely as they distrust him, the Whigs can scarcely hope to keep Mr. Gladstone down many weeks after Liberal majority shall array itself at his back in tbe House ...

... cheers,) He was persuaded that the Government had saved £800,000,000 of taxes which evidently would have been spent had not the Whig Government been in power. (Hear, hear.) Lord Palmerston had done more for the Established Church of this realm, and keeping ...