... strange result on so vital a test of liberalism, but it is created solely by defection from the Liberal party. Many of the old Whig school, the bulwarks of the aristocracy,” follow Lord Robert Grosvenor in his amendment, as they cannot tolerate the advance ...

... filled Sir James Graham, Sir Francis Baring, Mr. Ellice, and other devotes of tbe Whigs, but latterly seized the Adullaraites, Lowe, Peel, and Bouveiie. Tiie other Whigs who have this week given tbe same notice ns Mr. Bouvcrie are Lord Richard Grosvinor ...

... Radicals is that it is a small instalment of what they demand. No one is content with it os a settlement of the question. Both Whigs and Tories look on it with hostility. A few of those who hope from the present Government support it warmly a Government measure ...

... its Reform Bill. As it will be a fierce, a desperate | stand up fight for power between the two great parties in the State—Whigs and Tories—there will bo dreadful rash of strangers to the House. I am, however, promised place, and therefore hope send you ...

... moderation of the local Conservatives at the late election that prevented a second man their side j from joining in the fray. The Whig leaders of j the county if they wish preserve their one | scat had better give Mr Osborne clearly to understand that they will ...

... 61 11 0 Thr Carlton •• Carlton Club” in the great political workshop of the Conservative party, where all the tactics which Whig administration is upset, or a Conservative administration upraised, are planned and decided upon. Members of both houses*—men ...

... the the welfare of the people, in shortening the hours opinion of Knox the modern Anglo-Irish Church of labour in spite of Whig Governments and the did not rightly possess, as the bod'j corporate of the strenuous opposition of the hon. member for Bir- ...

... lire brigade, named John M'Mullau, got severe wound on his foot slate falling, which cut through his boot the bone. —Northern Whig. Holloway's Pills are finest medicine in the world for debilitated constitution, disordered liver, and indigestion. The wonderful ...

... he surely had not insincere, for betrayed great emotion when was obliged to withdraw bis last bill. The noble earl and the Whig party were, therefore, not open tb the charge. In 1861 earnest and robust reformer upbraided the noble lord, who triumphantly ...

... Parliament might and would ju.tly repudiate anything that this did. In conclusion, made a forcible appeal to independent modente Whigs to wise in time, and not to bury themselves prematurely in that tomb in Wostmius'er Abbey in which the holt member for llirtningham ...

... connexion of the most important members of the Whig parly with the Liberal and popular party in that house and the Country id if that were the consequence, if did succeed dissevering the most intelligent the Whig u »bility from the great jiopular party, t ...

... For some weeks before the commencement of the election petition inquiry they had been visiting Jersey at the expense of the Whig party, who were anxioue to keep them from being tampered with by the other side. It was reported in the town on Sunday that ...