... I'avvocato del diavolo deals with facts. The member for Birmingham is sorely conscious that the Radical Bill fell under a crush of Whig-Radical opinion, that condemned it as a hasty, ill-digested, and incomplete measure. Let the speech of the Radical member for ...

... Ministry pledged themselves to stand or fall by their Reform Bill For my own part, remembering the tenacity with which the Whigs cling office, and the great humiliation they will submit rather than quit it, I was very doubtf if the proud boast would be ...

... yearly increasing influence of the Church in the work of educating the poor was regarded with envy in certain quarters. So Whig-Liberal Administration, ever alive to the jealousies of Nonconformity, thought it not unbecoming to interpose, and to hinder ...

... been in reality successes. In his place in the House of Commons, year after year session after session, he has taunted the Whig-Radical Ministers with being holders of office without legislative powers, whilst the Conservatives, with Lord Derby as their ...

... the faith that is in him with respect to the Government Bill. Why, after vaunting the superiority of this bungling example of Whig-Radical statesmanship as compared with Conservative propositions, he ' inadvertently let slip the fact that was ignorant of ...

... all parties in and out of the House. is a failure. Such is the general verdict. But in this condemnation by Conservatives, Whigs, well-conditioned Liberals, and ill-conditioned Radicals, very lage majority, perhaps nine-tenths, are composed of persons ...

... immediate supporters, Lord Derby was enabled in the first place to offer high office to several of the leading members of the Whig party. Whether the distinguished statesmen by whom these overtures were declined acted wisely, either as regards their own ...

... meat they bad eaten, and whose wine and brandy tbey had quaffed. After this, will any Whig-Radical have the heart to vote for the disfranchisement of a little Whig borough ? Let them all be preserved for the sake of rich and incompetent Jardines. Monday ...

... if cold weather came the Buddhist rites of worship included that of Shiva. THE BAKERS. Come, bother all jiolitics, Tory ami Whig, With those of out friend Mr. Bright, the bold Quaker. Come join a chorus—who won't a prig— cborus honour Samuel White Baker ...

... not begun. The department was then msdtr the direction of Sir Hugh Master General of tto Ordnance; the moment the notorious Whig ■allhiiil (?) changed the Ordnance to the War Office the *mrj' began, and Armstrong, under the influence of the Bake Somerset ...

... this oracularpreamble Mr. Bright forgot two points— first, that England, since 1832, has been mainly under the domination of Whig Radical Ministries, and that, on the subject of the famine in Ireland, he had formerly observed, the Irish are idle and dissolute ...

... that for once he was sincere, and Lord Russell has been accused by him of having betrayed the people, and, together with the Whigs, of being unworthy the confidence of Radical Reformers. What does he say at the present time He persists, it is true, in vilifying ...