... stroug enough even for the purposes of its Whig masters ; nor could such Whig tactics long escape being out-manoeuvred by the major portion the Liberal party. And to what quarter would the Grosvenor Whigs look for success when sent back to their co ...

... the new Ministry to somt the leading Constitutional Whigs, whose principles are iv fact far more in unison with the principles of the Conservative party than with those of the Radicals with whom the Whigs have combined under the denomination Liberal. ...

... stood Lord Derby is desirous of forming with the Lansdowne section of the Whigs. In 1827 Mr. Can- ning, then the Conservative Premier, appealed to the moderate men of the Whig party for support. The appeal was answered by Lord Lansddwne, father of the ...

... THE LAST NEW COUNTRY DANCE; OR, DISTRIBUTION. The Whigs are giving lively ball To politicians great and small, And the centre of attraction Is a most eccentric country dance, Where oddest partners kick and prance, With mutual dissatisfaction. And a ...

... -rston had tried a «■ tii.ii.ni directed by Whigs, and a joint Govern- ment of Wlii;.' .-j and lladicals; it remained to try a Govt-rnment directed on Badieal principles, and sup- [nrtcd as far as possible by Whigs reduced to a ry place. So bold aii experiment ...

... Gladstone relies *upon his threat to stand or fall with the bill, and such is the love of power and patronage on the part of the Whigs that he has been enabled to carry with him into the lobby a large number of members to vote for a measure which they have condemned ...

... them display That better part of valour, and allow Satiriek enemies to dictate how These measures shall be modelled which, Whigs say, Are of such moment to the commonwealth, But yet which they dare not risk a fall; Office is of more moment to them all ...

... THE DEFEAT OF THE REFORM BILL. Well was the battle fought and fairly Strong, too,, the post unwilling Whigs must yield, Though neither dead nor wounded stain the field, Save this poot slaughtered Bill whose course run, Short, sharp and hapless; now that ...

... 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 a ...

... MINISTRY. p!S? , *°« h- immediatel y a,ter Lord dienceof Qneenyester%v 8tt . 10 communication with some t ° tte constitutional Whig Slptan E government in co- e a new beginning of next id communications with T** Stained, the noble earl will The - 14 almost ...

... now; mho aro of Cob away ; Bet of and earriry olhota. No min won The to ormireee at Two o'clock Perim Barbs eas other or other Whig, mat dim acid it solo, on applying to the on the lay d Is Auctioneer's 05.., 111, Widgets, Bradford. ...

... He told the Conservative party that their unavailing opposition to the Reform Bill of 1832 and otlrer measures whereby the Whigs gained credit, cost the Conservatives that share iv administering the Government their country to whicli they were in many ...