... under the auspices of the Derby-Disraeli administration, k fact, which the leaders that party have honorably admitted. That the Whig school of politicians has suiiercdu considerable diminution of numbers cannot fop a moment denied, lienee it necessarily follows ...

... for so Ion a period. party feeling destined to be still further subdivided ? And are likely, in addition to Conservatives, Whigs, and Radicals, have what perhaps may be termed a party moderates ? It is impossible to think upon Mr Lowe, Lord Klcho,and Mr ...

... wedi cael gaiw am dano gan y Toryaid, cw n ac nid ydyw y wlad yn ddyledus am dano d r ychwaith i'r rhai a alwant ea hunain yn Whig d Lf iaid. Mewn attebiad i alwadau y Rhyddfryd- a y wyr y mae y Weinyddiaeth wedi penderfynu d bendithio y wlad a'r mesur ...

... a certain amount of Radical opposition, what have in the shape of support? Very little which the Government can rely. The Whigs, or moderate Liberals, are half-hearted iu the matter, and the general public are half hearted also. But the Conservatives ...

... second this amendment. The heir to the Marqulsatc of Westminster is man who will speak with the weight and influence of powerful Whig house, and will speak to many of his father's tenants. There may not be much that perhaps ; hut it is something. What is of ...

... struggle was going on. After some little talk on our side replied in three or four brief sentences, thus—“ Gentlemen, I'se neither Whig nor Tory 1 don't know what they mean, hut I always like to swim with the tide, so you see I always waits till ten ramut-s ; ...

... in the people’s House of Parliament. We not look upon it from a one-sided view; hut weighing the arguments of Conservative, Whig, Uadi cal, and Philosopher, according to their worth, we think there is moie than enough to prove to us that if Chatham, Burke ...

... yen myned i H d, bleidleisio? Yr un iordd a'r aneistr tir, bid siwr! A ?? oedd y gl.r boneddig yna, meddai rhywun. lb, 7xB Whig ydoedd, abuaswn ye hoffi ei wigio fo, a wigio rhai a if a'i denantiaid hefyd. Gwelsom weithwyr yr un pryd Illi ill yn rhedeg ...

... of his fellow-conntryraen. It could not be that a bill of this charac er could have been brought in without consulting the Whig party, and there coaid not be much danger in bill bronght in by a member of the house of Bedford and supported by the Cavendishes ...

... very unmeaning. Perhaps they were, so were the terras Whig and Tory very unmeaning ; and he was glad find that in onr selection of meu for the Town Council in this borough we were not divided into Whig and Tory as was the case in many other boroughs. believed ...

... motion, and it was adopted. I Mr John Bright, M.P., then addressed the meeting, I reminding the Lord Grosvenor section the Whig party that after the passing of the first Reform 1 Parliament they had become so unpopular as to have to j give way to Sir ...

... surely bud not been insincere, for he betrayed great emotion when was obliged withdraw his last bill. The noble earl and the Whig party were therefore not open to this charge. In 1861 an earnest and robust Reformer upbraided the noble lord, who triumphantly ...