... cal exceptin coalition with the Whigs, and as Mr. Wickham, why they might through without finding anotherWhig more eames| and faithful to Ids principles than he was, and more to relied upon carrying them out. The Whigs are. terribly annoyed at the humiliating ...

... MANCHESTER. To the Editor of the Courier. Sir, —Let me warn the Conservatives against being trapped into a league with the Whigs. They assisted most materially in 1857 in wresting the representation from the Anti-corn-law League, and having shown their ...

... and trust that complain of. It is not & q of Whig oligarchs are prepared merely *n* ither physical power, moral power, P *v*u* r or territorial power, unconstitutional money pract ices, but that the Whigs pervert constitutional forms and prerogatives ...

... thirty-five years the Whig* have enjr-yadl all but mon&poly of political power, that daring that time they have encroached upon the freedom the commons England by means of the subtle expedient of creating peerages*' and widening the bases a Whig aristocracy. Out ...

... old remark that the Whigs and the Radicals differ more from each[other, point of political opiuion, than the Whigs and the Conservatives but the remark received new illustration from the reform debate of the present year. The Whig speakers who conducted ...

... ( from the Conservative party on these points, I differ far more from the policy of the Whig Government. I say I differ far more from the *' policy which the Whig Government has pursued ,c with regard to Catholicity in Europe. On this ground, and because ...

... by Lord Elcho, Mr. Lowe, and Mr. Or does it merely amount to this : that the Whigs so long made use of the Radicals, it is now the turn of the Radicals to make use of the Whigs ? These are questions that the South Lancashire electors may well ponder before ...

... itself, one and the same in Parliament and before the country. What do the Whigs hope to gain And what reward do the Radicals or any of them anticipate for themselves As the Whigs, one thing is clear—they want to gain a seat. It is said they must succeed ...

... better than attend the meeting convened by the Whig party Union Chambers on Monday next, and try if they cannot arrange with the Whigs to bring out Liberal-Conservative m conjunction with the candidate the Whigs' may nominate. Lord Palmerston has often been ...

... of English political history. It struck that Pitt, the Tory statesman, was a more earnest practical reformer than any of his Whig contemporaries who had so long enjoyed the sweets of office were—(hear, hear,) —that he was solicitous for parliamentary reform ...

... Courier. Wr, -Permit correct error List Candidates for the Election, printed ii page the Courier, Saturday. Mr. Miibank, the Whig Radical candidate, pat Conservative, and also with having already sat in Parliament, which is not the case. hand, the Hon. ...

... with them a force which direct evidence might not equal, and could hardly surpass. THE DECLINE OF THE WHIG PARTY. The Standard of opinion that the Whigs, as a party, are declining, and that the Radicals are rapidly gaining the lead and mastery of the socalled ...