... that the Tories were mors friendly to them than the Whig*, and said that although had been Whig all life, and had in hia own borough supported every member or candidate who was supposed to renresent Whig principles. He did not wish now to find fault with ...

... them it would much puzzle us to teU the difference between a Conservative liberal and a Liberal Conservative and a Whig, between a Whig and a Liberal and an advanced Liberal, and between an advanced Liberal and a Radical.—(Laughter ) But there is a very ...

... Colonies are given over to the peers no one knows, unless it is for the purpose of differing from the last arrangement ol the Whigs, which assigned the Secretaryship to Mr. Cardwell. Will an almost inexperienced young nobleman be able to meet the next colonial ...

... restored, to say—that in IS6-3 there was general election, and an almost universal profession on the part of Radical reformers and Whig reformers, that some measure for the amendment of the representation of the people was necasaary. The noble earl then proceeded—l ...

... the house, ought to be placed. We have not denred to form our Administration npon any narrow party basis. There many of the Whig party whose sympathies are well known be with ns, whose support in debates and divisions have no doubt of receiving, and whose ...

... which Earl Derby communicated to his brother Peers relative to the efforts he had made to prevail on certain Constitutional Whigs to accept office under him, contains nothing new. It was but an official statement of facts which were well known to the country ...