... influence with the Liberal constituencies and the working classes, he might compel the Whigs to introduce any Reform Bill he pleased, and to carry it, too ; for the Whigs know well that the withdrawal of Mr Bright's support would force them to resign in favour ...

... _; 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 ...

... wont read Lord Maeauiay’a brilliant little Life of Pitt? Between the apring of 1789 and the oloae of 1793, aaya the great Whig writer, the public mind of England underwent a great change. . . . The court, the nobility, the gentry, the clergy, the ma ...

... consideration. Any possible accession of Radical numbers will be dearly purchased by the alienation and irritation of the Whigs. It is not to be expected that members who have been sent back to their constituencies after a six months’ tenure, who have ...