... succeeding overthrow of the Whigs by the Radicals being a matter of history, as I have elsewhere proved, and the ballad advocating that treacherous policy some time before it was carried into execution, thus warning the Whigs of their approaching danger ...

... a right of entry into a Liberal Cabinet may be obtained. A man may be born to Cabinet rank, as a scion of one of the great Whig families; he may acquire that rank by marriage, selecting a wife from among the same august oligarchy ; he ma) force his way ...

... prophysing Brahmins in the great Whig house somewhere, and I daresay they are foretelling all sorts of evils that may come from the passing of this bill (laughter). I have heard a member—and a member since then—of a Whig cabinet declare that he believed ...

... may , be met some years hence by the pleasing fact of a decrease in the number of committals to gaol. The ingratitude of the Whigs is proverbial. As a party they have always been accustomed to cast off like old shoes, those who have once served them, but ...

... _ _ _ cheers). Lord Derby, who had been considered and held by the Whigs as a man inimical to progress, was the man to lay that bill before parliament—a Reform Bill such as the Whigs never dared concoct or propose (cheers). And what became of that reform ...

... can at the end of a long and exemplary career carry anything with him into private life except an approving conscience? The Whigs know better, and that is the reason why they not only keep their old friends, but yearly recruit their ranks from ours.—l am ...

... in the house, has written a book which we venture to say few of his colleagues understand, has voted black white with the Whigs as readily as the most servile Ministerial hack, and has been returned twice for the City of London. But Mr. GOSCHEN is a rich ...

... MONSELL helped George Grey,, and the Right Hon. Ff. A. Bruce. te i LEWES t. COIsieSE h RVATIVE ASSOCIATION.. —The quarto save the Whig Administration. was one of the few Catholic members who stood firm. in their ev r en T in m g ee at in fh o e t Ele oh a n ...

... a right which you had exercised for upwards of six hundred years (hear, hear). On the second reading of the bill which the Whig government brought in for the purpose of disfranchising this as well as other towns, I felt th it it was useless to attempt ...

... Gordon, to escaped just punishment, would not only have been unjust but impolitic. Like the recent Fenian leaders, tardoned by a Whig government in 1848, he would have •Tisen again on the first opportunity to lead the negroes into truculent horrors. He gave ...

... the more so when the present state of Italian administration in penal and judicial matters is held up as a model one by the Whig Government, who denounce Poerio and who see no inhumanity save in the exceptional measures necessary for the defence of English ...

... consequence should follow close upon conc:liate the distrusts and dislikes of the the North's triumph is a sequel in keeping with Whigs. If there were materials upon which the actual issues raised in the late war. For many he could work to create anything like ...