... _measure that ia BO _supported cannot _be _said to . be _introduced to thh _House _' _1 _without _some _consultation with _the Whig party , - Now * _if the noble Lord . will _. _allow _, me , in _^' a _^ perfecfcly _^ fliendly _, _manner _, to • give him ...

... extremists in Con. greas to clothe the negro with voting power. The Republican party, being made up of the remains of the old Whig party, have a wholesome remembrance of the power which their Democratic opponents maintained for so many years before the war ...

... 000.. ,—• 1 , 000 - 60. 0 — a UM nk Kim W AXDT3- olalf H. UMW. WANTID. • !NWT to Memo L J. 11•110111 ea • •• Appelfalle• to a Whig v parllealas la lidufflwrklag.— Addrfo 0 1118, MI Wks - - WANTID. • fr. V&A la tho North St YIN:UAL be thoroughly 000tlalot ...

... hare need violent language towards the deceased. Paosrecre or vas Bic& —The London correspondent of the Headwater Owardisa, a Whig organ, writes :— Mr Bright and Mr Lowe are said to be watching each other, which is all fair between two such rhetorical pugilist& ...

... which great whig families had been consulted, and which the nooses of Bedford, Cavendish, Howard, Sutherland, •ad Somerset supported, could not be dangerous; and ao warned the noble mover the amendment that if. its he separated the ‘Whigs from the Liberal ...

... had not been insincere, for he betrayed great emotion when he was obliged to withdraw bis 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 ...

... Government because they took advice of this aide of the House, and did not confide the advice of certain powerful members of the Whig party. I think measure which is supported the house of Russell and the bouse of Devonshire, and has among its supporters the ...

... officeless and the. hopeless; and though Mr Horeman had lost his tail, his other friends who have not irrevocably broken with the Whigs might demur to sa8rific.- ing their own tails for the sake of keeping hbn in countenance. Herbert Poole, who was convicted ...

... it was glorious. !But, now he is in Parliament, what will he do? asked'more than one sneery Conservative and half.hearted Whig. True, he is a great philoso. pher, but what do 'we want with yhilosophy it the House of Commons, sir. What; w want there, ...

... tives of which, he> alleged, was held of no weight or importance, and concluded by' appeal to the independent moderate Whigs wise time. Mr John Stuart Mill ridiculed the objection to the Bill that it was merely a measure for the reduction of the ...

... people. A bill on great Whig families had been consulted, the houses of Bedford, Cavendish, Ho war » ...

... _; ad _, _vantages . His father , Mr'Bcmal / _'waa a _half-rdincd _, ; Wcst India ' ' proprietor , ; _' a ' consistent _^ _'Whig , ' _^ a _nmn of- _refined _, and _. _cultivated _, taste , ' and _. ' for ' _many years Chairman ! _of _Committeea of the ...