... question , than that of the franchise,•that privileged majority might be assumed to represent the majority also, according to the Whig theory of representation; but it would show as much ignorance of history as of human nature to assume that the majority do ...

... believes that when it occurs the Liberal party will split asunder, and a certain portion of his own party, equally able as the Whigs, could come into power, and form a sort of middle Administration, when, he thought, this country might for many years have ...

... believes that when it oecurs the Liberal party will split asunder, and a certain portion of his own party, equally able as the Whigs, could come into power, and form a sort of middle Administration, when, he thought, this country might for many years have ...

... first political gathering held since the foundation of the new Administration, we have representatives of each section of the Whig party expressing their adhesion to the noble earl. But what does the case which each made out for him amount to? That he may ...

... question than that of the franchise, that privileged majority might be assumed to represent the majority also, according to the Whig theory of representation ; but it would show as much ignorance of history as of human nature to assume that the majority do ...

... first political gathering held since the foundation of the new Administration, we have representatives of each section of the Whig party expressing their adhesion to the noble earl. But what does the case which each made out for him amount to? That he may ...

... latter. He is desperately crotchetty into the bargain, and by no means a fsvonrite with the House. By far the ablest man of the Whigs outside the Government is Mr. Lowe. There can be no question that if he and the present advisers of the Crown could come to ...

... truly be said that he is really as much a Liberal as any member of the Govtrnment, but whose acceptation of office under a Whig Premier would certainly have to be preceded by the Earl of Derby's announcement of his intention to retire from active par ...

... them, and they were in different boarding houses, they were not likely to be very intimate. He might have been 'fag' to my old Whig friend, the late HENRY LAW; but, as they were in different houss, I do not think that vei y probable. TEMPLE boarded with a ...

... latter. He is desperately crotchetty into the bargain, and by no means a f.vourite with the House. By far the ablest man of the Whigs outside the Government is Mr. Lowe. There can be no question that if he and the present advisers of the Crown could come to ...

... them, and they were in different boarding houses, they were not likely to be very intimate. He might bave been 'fag' to my old Whig friend, the HENRY LAW; but, as they were in different houscs, I do not think that very probable. TEMPLE boarded with a master ...

... truly be said that he is really as much a Liberal as any member of the Government, but whose acceptation of office under a Whig Premier would certainly have to be preceded by the Earl of Derby's announcement of his intention to retire from active par ...