... , who are more less connected with the Liberation hociety. In the body of tho meeting them were the Quakers and few stray Whigs, who arc “conscientiously convinced that the franchise is gone far enough, lest the intellectual few of the middle class should ...

... and other leading Conseravtives, and opposed by leading Whigs. And in 1842, the comprehensive Free Trade policy inaugurated hy Sir Robert Peel was a positive reverse of the policy adopted by the Whigs, and was actually strenuously opposed by them in at least ...

... retire, when there must be an extensive, if not fundamental, reconstitution of the Government. The elimination of two such pure Whigs would dissolve the allegiance the Cabinet. The probability is that a succession of weak Governments would ensue. The journal ...

... and keep them in good humour, and he deems it his duty, at the same time, to keep in flic good graces of the Liberals and Whigs ; but he might at least reraember that reticence is sometimes a virtue in Cabinet Minister, and, if cannot, oo the part of ...

... Nottingham, Bridgnorth, can bear moment’s comparison with that of the Whig Duke of Somerset’s pocket borough Totnes, one of those strongholds of rural Liberalism* with which our reforming Whig Government is so reluctant deal, and to prolong the existence of ...

... orabbotor, of the Irish appropriation clause (for robbing tho Irish Church), whilst every well-informed man knows that he left the Whig ministry because he would take no part in nefarious a transaction. In this case there is either a wilful piece of dishonesty ...

... that great many other persons who were also Whigs and landowners thought as he did, and were seriously opposed the passing of Reform Bill that was be necessarily and avowedly followed least ten others. The Whig landowners, before they allowed man holding ...