... hoc genus omne. I believe the nation at large, were the issue directly raised, would refuse to endorse the proceedings of the Whig-Radical party in the House of Commons in reference to these; and, if asked for an explanation of such a seeming anomaly, I ...

... intemiptaon business, will vote for the Ccnsorvafives ; while the will declare their a'iherenoe generally the Opposition, and the Whig Peers, frightened the democratic policy the Gorerronent, wUI likewise refuse their aid? Moanwiiilc, lie the immediate issue ...

... take him all in all, we never shall look upon his like again. He was a sincere. honest Reformer, and he was not a placebunting Whig. There is no reason why he should not have a bust in the House of Commons, except that that bust will be suggestive of the ...

... at any rate we should have got a large number of the working classes upon the register. The answer to this is that no party, Whig or Tory, wishes to exclude a large section of the working class, but that the measure by which they were proposed to be en ...

... take him all in all, we never shall look upon his like again. He was a sincere, honest Reformer, and he was not • placehunting Whig. There is no reason why he should not have a bust in the House of Commons, except that that bust will be suggestive of the ...

... proposed measures on which they could have commanded large majorities, and thus have made it more difficult for the Palmerstonian Whigs afterwards to desert them. But every one understood that the first business of the new Ministry would be to resuscitate the ...

... deal of Whig foreign policy within that time, and can appreciate it by its performance. Are they such render it necessary desirable that Whig Forein Minister should be in office in such s crime ss the present ? Was the foreign oolicy of the Whigs with respect ...

... is often observed that the Princes of Wales to be Whigs, sad to turn Tories when they to the orowu, sad the example of George IV. is always eddemed ae in point. But in the days of Walpole and though Whigs and Tories held, on the whole, the same principles ...

... at any rate we should have got a large number of the working classes upon tho register. The answer to this is that no party, Whig or Tory, wishes {d exclude a ?? of the working class, but that the measure by fc'hich they were proposed to be enfranchised ...

... of the new Administration. Lord Stanhope will also probably accept aloe, and it is hoped that some of the mori Contervative Whigs w 11 join Lord Derby, who would be prepared to mooed, to them an adequate representation iu the Cabinet. ...

... scarcely GOOD men into the halls of the Montezumaa, and broke tbe Spanish dominion in America. In 1802 he was nominated by the Whigs for the presidency, but beaten by Franklin Pierce. On the 28th of February, 1855, the brevet rank of Lieutenant-General was ...

... . There stands the brood fact, that on a question iavelving the exieteses of the Ministry the Whig opposition gradually increased from 2 to 44, and the Whig defeatism to 69, to say nothing of tke many who, voting with the Miaisters on this paltry'esee ...