... Government, of which he had been the supporter, had departed from the rule of Whig Governments m past times, and, instead of taking entirely the advice of certain portiors of the Whig powers, had taken advice from that section of the house among whom I generally ...

... as the political world was then for the most part either Whig or Tory. Reform, however, turned Tories into Conservatives, and created a great Liberal party, nominally in harmony with the Whigs, but nevertheless independent of them. Hence the Carlton arose ...

... ment of which he had been the supporter had doe .parted from the 'rule of whig goverments in p~i3 times, and, instead of taking entirely the ades certain portions of the whig powers, had vice from that section of the house among whomt generally sit ...

... government of which he had been a supporter had departed from the rule of whig governments in past times, and, instead of taking entirely the advice of certain portions of the whig party, had taken advice from that end of the House of Commons-that section ...

... former except by accident. He gained much popularity no doubt by his readiness to attack the Ministry, his independence of the Whigs, and the freedom of his political personalities. He was felt to be a free lance, and the democratic party always prefer a free ...

... THE GREAT DEBATE The Whig opponents of the present govern- ment have not been slow iri turning the daz- sling splendour of the debates on the Fran- chise bill to their advantage. They have ap- pealed to parties of all complexions to pro- claim that these ...

... degrees of more and less; 2 but in social influence the descent is great from I s the heir of the wealthiest of Whig peers to the i son of an old Whig whip. The hereditary relations of the gallant member for Wells to his I - party give something of a ludicrous ...

... who, here or elsewhere, unfairly depreciate the Whig party, because if you look back and take a hundred years from the accession of George the Third till this time, there have always been members of the Whig noble families who have been sincere and most ...

... be hoped that this question of reform may be, settled once for all, by some measure which may satisfy the pledges both of Whigs and Tories, *Ad yeu got atogeiher undermine the foundations of the Scripture. The French Emperor has just made Couat Walewsky ...

... oppose any arrangement which shall weaken their hold over the counties, or which shall give to territorial magnates, whether Whigs or Tories, entire emancipation from those modifying and controlling influences which come from the more concentrated and i ...

... their scheme, and no other, will be made law. The A4doertiser, noticing the complaint of the Opposition that numerous small Whig close boroughs have been avoided in the Ministerial scrutiny, Suggests that permission should be asked to add the following ...

... upon a nation lapsing into the 3al heinous sin of Radioalism. Dr. Johnson roundly' de-' ad lared that the devil was the firt Whig-that is, the ne first Liberal, as he understood the word. Now, this vn particular view of the sturdy old moralist is heartily ...