... is occasionally put forward simply as bait to the more moderate Whigs and to those Conservatives who have been caught by the lustre of his name, and have been entangled in the meshes of Whig diplomacy. Now under these drcumstances it is a shame and a pretence ...

... one. Hear, hear.) He referred to the passing of tho corn laws in 815, to the game laws which were supported by Tories and Whigs, and dwelt some length upon measures which had i been resisted by Her Majesty's Opposition. The Govern- ment Reform Bill although ...

... ; Jews, and a small section of so-called philosophical Radicals like Mr. J. Stuart Mill. The large majority of the House, Whigs and Tories, like the far larger majority in the country, have no sympathy with these agitators. Yet from apathy, from ignorance ...

... sire, and were glad to see him as one of the Old Whig party, doing effective duty on behalf of a Bill which, according to the traducers of that great historical party, must be distasteful to it. The Whigs, however, have always been ahead of the public ...

... 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 ...

... former said to be tory, the latter a whig ; at all events that feeling was the cue of the game. The whigs lei off on the first day with a majority of three or four, the next day it increased to seven, olosing at—whigs 20, tories 13. It was said that after ...

... Government, Earl Qrosvenor will take with him many votes, the Middle party are becoming stronger by amalgamating with the old Whigs, and the Opposition, with Mr. Disraeli at their head, are working hard to find yood excuse for throwing out the present ministers ...

... be a thimble-riggintr administration. (Great cheering.) I call upouyou, Reformers of every shade- whether you are Peelites,Whigs, Liberals or notorious Radicals, like myself (a laugh)— to rally round the Miuistry, which has done more, perhaps, than any ...

... crisis to break a Liberal it would means be so easy a matter te recontW f olle were that now iv existence once dissolved. The Whigs ' thought better of ihe case, and Lord Russell's scheme was w . discussed, settled. earl'^ laiistone ' 8 conduct connection ...

... might,and would justly, repudiate anything that they did. In conclusion made a forcible appeal to the independent moderate Whigs to wise in time, and not to .bury themselves prematurely in that tomb in Westminster Abbey, in which tbo hon. member for Birmingham ...

... might, and would, justly repudiate anything that they did. In conclusion, he made forcible appeal to the independent moderate Whigs to wise in time, and not to bury themselves prematurely in that tomb in Westerminster Abbey in which the hon. member for Birmingham ...

... whom I have conversed seem either indignant at tho proposed arrangement, or unable to believe that it can be true. Are the Whig Gentry prepared to see the Independent Liberals severed from their party ia this Division ? Wnat would they then do in the ...