... They hare the precedent of their predecessor ; for, antil this Session no Whig Oovernment since Lord AUborpc'a time has seriously t with it, and Mr Gla.lstune, until suited bis purpose this yetr to take it up, has repeatedly spoken and roted in silence ...

... turn of the wheel, for Whigs have in past years, well now. been known to make strong Radical speeches, and yet remain mere Whigs after all, and sometimes indeed Whigs of the type, caring nothing for these things. And now that the Whigs are out of office, ...

... had not l«vn attempted, and consequently hail nut failed. Lord Palmerston had tried Government directed by Whigs, and a joint Government of Whig* and Radicals ; it remained try a Government dir.-ctedcm Radical pnnciplcsnn.lsup|»ortcdasfar as possible lags ...

... Orion. Veil low. do do. fordo. Moira. Smith, at Callao, May, from Melbourne, and sailed (or Islands. tone was general by the Whig Statesmen which Lord Demy /Visf says Sir Bulwcr Lytton and Sir John Pttkingtou will be raised to the Peerage. The .v«r savs ...

... their lot with the movement. Nobody can help feeling times awkward suspicion that the old Whigs are growing powerless and effete. In the late Cabinet, the Whig families andtheir representatives were evidently dragged in chains at the chariot wheels of ...

... Opposition ot(o rorr, be it understood, for decorum would not permit the full enjoyment of the story- - when told how first one Whig Peer and then another turned cold shoulder to his advances ; but more entertaining still was his somewhat run/ account of his ...

... In the following year, in company with the late sir .las. tiraluun. tin Duke Richmond, and the Earl Ui|H>n, seceded from the Whig Ministry, consequence a majority the Cabinet having agreed appoint commission inquiry the stale of the Irish ...

... TIIK ÜBEHAL PABTV. We assert with ooolbleuce that the majority of eJi» House of Common* and of the country I*, at this moment Whig- The majority is not in favour of radical ehunges in the Conetiiution. (or even the Reform Rill »>/ the late Oovernmi iit, ...

... a pure Conservative Government, to finish the recess -and renewed attempts amalgamation during time for next session. The Whigs, thought, would feel less liashfuliiess about coming over w lieu Pal is not sitting, and when all the present excitement has ...

... lower class,- In the same way. there were many little distinctions between Kiln-ral-tVniservative and ...

... must iinportant that tbs-re should .. I conduct of fuieigu affairs at this junctut. , .n *» Prl cootioUßnce ...

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