... House ought to be placed. We have not desired to form our Administration upon any narrow party basis. There are many of the Whig party w h ose sympathies are well known to be with us, whose support in debates and divisions we have no doubt of receiving ...

... the intelligent selfishness of these renegade rats would not allow them to take ofllce under him. HIe is angry with the old Whigs, because they' will not openly make common cause with the eld Tories, in the new aristocratic crusade against the civil and ...

... difference between the Oonservative-Liberal and the Liberal-Conservative, between the Liberal-oonnerva. tive and the Whig, between the Whig and the advanced iberal, and between the advanced Liberal and the RadicaL (Laughter.) But there Is a very wide difference ...

... generally known than relied for a moment on Lord CLARENDON'S consent and adhesion. Irrespective of the secession from the old, pure Whig party, which acceptance would have involved, there was the recent little spar between Mr. DISRARELI, now Chancellor of the ...

... other set of hereditary shepherds succeel to their pay . and places. This is the eternal see-saw of Great British polities. Whig aristooratic families ir, Tory aristocratic families. e mot. Lsrd D30dle ?? Noodle succeeds. Lord Noodle finds he is not strong ...

... Glolonel Clark Xennedy, 0.8. , cis ftwo. and other gelltleMen Si the Na= ii• - • Aoal. There was 'beerier; when wen of the Whig by M. and Captain Oyes, Leal to the bon% sod. *peeking in Vresels, eibi— 1 the will iciin nee in Raab, ea cheers.) In the ...

... professed to be his zealous adherents; and when he could not affect his desire he appointed a gentleman who has held office in the Whig Ministries of Lords Grey and Melbourne. It is hardly credible that as a final effort to influence, the Premier a Round Robin ...

... --*1 Sir, about four years ago. May I sao..— Certainly ; you arc entitled to '-- Grant—! ran away from my father's house, Whig with • person. I had net money enough, and I On my father's name. I was punished for that, and I senor very well. lam a housekeeper ...

... country; that we should think that their cause is ours; that henceforth ems argallidek traditions, literature, gifted men, sbnii Whig and ours in common ;that, in fact, with bib, sr with all, of us, should be the sentiment of the Dais& race against the world ...

... classes. In the same way Oen Ina very little distinction between • Liberal Conservative a Ocesserrative Liberal, between • Whig and a Liberal, • Liberal and an advanced Liberal, and between an admired lased a Radical, although there was a clearly doted ...

... lower classes. In the same way dos very little distinction between a Liberal Conservative al * Omeserutive Liberal, between a Whig and a Liberal, I.a Liberal and an advanced Liberal, and between an ad- MOM Liberal and a Radical, although there was a clearly ...

... the middle and lower classes. In the same way wee little distinction between a Liberal Conservative end a Liberal, between • Whig and a Liberal, between a Liberal and an advanced Liberal, and between an and a Radical, although there was a clearly line between ...