... aid of the Conservative Whigs, is true, and there is no doubt they were indebted for that to the undisguised avoval of tbe government that they had taken Mr. Bright into their counsels. When this was known, the moderate Whigs became alarmed, and Earl ...

... than marks his general conduct, declared his determination force the Reform hill, as it stands, upon the Opposition, the Whigs, and the Independent Liberals, all of whom are opposed to it. made one little concession to Mr. Banks Stanhope; but for the ...

... compliance with his own view of the necessities of his position, he proposed to offer high office to several members of the Whig party, and even to certain members of Lord Russell's Government. He should, therefore, have to ask from his own supporters ...

... the House of Commons being lecidedly opposed to the Government Reform rill. Mr. Briglit's party heartily support it, but he Whigs are determined that it shall not pass. They believe, with Lord Grosvenor, that the ' Franchise bill is not the best that might ...

... and compliance with his own view the necessities of his position, he proposed to offer ; high offices to several members the Whig party, and even certain members of Lord Russell's Government. He should, therefore, ' have to ask from his own supporters a ...

... compliance with his own view of the avetasiliaa of Lis position, he proposed to offer high office to several members of the Whig party, and even to certain members of Lord Russell's Government. He should, therefore, have to ask from his own snpporters ...

... policy of the Opposition. The next attack came on Thursday, from Capt. Hayter, sou of the well-known Sir W. Hayter, lately the Whig whipper-in! This bold captain is member for Wells, and defence of his little borough is compelled, we ' presume, or at least ...

... have for some weeks past been indulging with increasing fondness the hope that some thirty or forty of the constitutional Whigs would secede from the Liberal party and join their ranks. With this contingent they might venture on office with or without ...

... MINISTERIAL CRISIS. The Government after a brave and arduous struggle have beeu defeated in decisive vote by a combination of Whigs and Conservatives, who, with objects professedly dissimilar, havo agreed together harassing Mr. Gladstone and obstructing Reform ...

... political, ecclesiastical, and commercial monopoly rallied round the prince. When young, the Prince was a Whig, and had a number of scapegraces of the Whig school round about him ; these he hoped to use for his own purposes, but by and bye he flung them off ...

... Grosvenor and Captain Hayter alike aim would be obtained. The Whig Government would retain its place, but the obnoxious bill would be crushed in some way; and BO that it does not become law, the Whig opponents of the measure care not how that fact is accomplished ...

... carried by votes to 238. 'Then Captain Hayter, the Liberal member for Well*, and the son of Sir William Hayter, so long one the Whig whips in the House, moved a fourth amendment:— That this House, although desirous tbat the subjects of the Franchise and of ...