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... nearly pure Whig one, for even the Lord Chancellor served under Lord Melbourne, and Mr. Milner Gibson under Lord Russell 1846. This state of things presents curious commentary on the prediction, so common fifteen years ago, that the Whigs were declining ...
... devoted itself to Toryism because it was not admitted to high place among the Whigs. may be consolatory to Whig vanity and assumption to say so, and in that way to'excuse the Whig party for not being able to attract bright intelligences to its principles ...
... Beresford, and chereby he wrested seat from *-c Tories ; and a matter of this nature Earl Russell 'stnis him as Whig pure and simple, and the Whigs *espect family alliances. But the great secret of this Wngth lies in the important fact that the Countes3 W ...
... Mr. Adderley's remarks are supposed point a possible coalition, under Stanley, the moderate Conservatives and the older Whigs, ogetber with a large number of unittached and neutral politicians, who have lost their acknowledged head by the death of Lord ...
... as the colleague of Captain Bathmst, is one of the constituencies which have contributed gain the Conservative party, Mr. Whig and something more, having sat for the borough in _ the Parliament of 1859 down the dissolution in the present year, when ...
... Gladstone rather expects he will vindicate his character as the reformer par - lence of the age. It is perilous subject to Whig Cabinet. Nevertheless in his third speech at Glasgow—that delivered in the evening in answer to address from the working men—Mr ...
... settlement of we take it the power of any faction to force upon a ment the alternative of a revolutionary loss of office. The Whigs, there no AC t apt to make great sacrifices for the sake P ' and is quite possible that during the next months they may find ...
... that Sir Robert * eel's greatest days were when he was a renegade from his professed principles, that is, he wa3 neither Whig nor Tory ; and we observe that the name of Pitt is once more Evoked for the purpose of just observing that has been said with ...
... fifteen members of the Cabinet in the House of Lords. Believe me, shuffling of the old official cards, no re-arrangement of more Whigs, Whiglings, or Peehtes can or ought to satisfy the country at this juncture. The result the last election has demonstrated ...