... Tory ranks in 1846, and maintaining the Whig party in power and popularity tor the last years. WHAT THE WHIGS OWE TO THE RADICALS. Although living politician has been fiercer assailant and denouncer of the Whigs than Mr. Bright, it his cue just now patronising ...

... at all surprising that the more purely Whig portion of the Liberals should thus separate themselves from the course of the present Administration. If there some little truth in Mr. Bright’s boast that the Whigs have won their greatest legislative triumphs ...

... attitude of antagonism to the more extreme section of those with whom they have been in the habit of acting. Constitutional Whigs and independent Liberals have spoken, voted, and even moved and seconded resolutions, against their own side, thereby declaring ...

... Mires out tb»* le-ited W a nuxlerate Whig ; it was not certain what Rautr kraut” will not be allowed money raised by the Roman loan. Jew and 'lntuit at was Thev were putting a jibbing horse the side of Prospects thi Whigs. —“ An Old '” the same time, Mm s ...

... will regard the highest authority on what ' practicable in Parliamentary Reform Sir William Hayter (ex-M.P. for Wells ami ex-Whig whipi*er-in)—who conj the Bill the sufficient ground that it would not | settle the question. Captain Hayter exposed the s ...

... contemporary remarks that “it iat.»t*b®ed that this i|uestion of Reform may settled once some measure which may satisfy the Whig* and Tories, and yet not altogether un foundations of the Scripture.” Karl Groevenor, hear, is about to receive dinner from ...

... a merry jest, and formed the text not a few serious arguments. The speech of Sir John Pakington exposed at some length the Whig proclivities the measure ; and the whole tone of the meeting was one decided opposition the bill. Another Conservative dinner ...

... strength of the Conservatives not only in numbers in the Commons, but in the sympathies of the aristocratic and constitutional Whigs, and in their command of the House of Lords—which I makes it plain that only scheme which is compromise between antagonistic ...

... scheme which, however necessary at the time, was manifestly designed to destroy the ascendancy of the Tory party by giving the Whigs the command of the situation, does not prove absolute antagonism to all change in the popular direction. It was undoubtedly ...

... for going into committee on the Reform Bill, Captain Haytcr—who, we need hardly remind our readers, is the son of the former Whig “whip,’’ and one of the members for Wells—rose, and maiden speech of much ability proposed an amendment condemning the system ...

... year after year, and constantly embarrassing the hath of the Conservative party ; while so long as It unsettled it will remain Whig property. Sutiposc, however the Ttmea says, the Conservatives take a bolder and more sensible course. Suppose they ask the ...

... who stood at the head of the poll last election. Had Sir George stooped that course conduct which is here familiarly termed Whig-Radical purity' his return was certain ; but disdained adopt such a course, and the result was that Lord Amberley had a majority ...