... is Lord Palmerston, though at the head of no single party, though himself belonging exclusively neither to the Conservative, Whig, nor Radical school, commanded the sympathy of some threefourths of the House of Commons, and was therefore regularly supported ...

... Government, and which on the eve of a general election they could with such ease have enforced. The Catholic supporters of the Whig Government trusted too con fidingly in the promises of Sir George Grey and of Mr. Gladstone. The views and wishes of the bishops ...

... Earl of Darby and Earl Russell have both declared Church-rates to be a burden on land • the leaders of the Conservatives and Whigs in the House of Commons are agreed on this question ; the ultra-Dissenters have distinct objects in contemplation which make ...

... Liberal journals which persist in maintaining his infallibility and freeness from error. And having asked it, we will let a Whig of the first water give the answer. Mr. Siiafto Adair is leading Liberal of Suffolk, and has recently been asked to contest ...

... party will preserve upon this momentous question until the position which is likely to be occupied by the Constitutional Whigs is more clearly ascertained. That they have resolved not to aid Lord Derby in assuming the government of the country, as they ...

... l representative of the old Whig party in bolding its peace when its own familiar friends have to unceremoniously upset the coach, but the silence is to say the least significant: and the judicious advice given to the Whig party at the conclusion of an ...

... present the Emperor might retain his whole territories, with the exception, of course, of Venetia and of Austrian Silesia. The Whig Government measure as regards Irish Land Tenure has been withdrawn. Ireland will probably form as great a difficulty to the ...

... bowei cr, requires something more in her Bishops at this crisis than a preacher; and as both Jotr 21, 1866. the Deane are Whig appointment?, it it rather too much for their friende to expect that they ehonld now be selected. We icam, therefore, with ...

... humanity, that the task of settling it satisfactorily passes, as an inheritance, from Government to Government, and Tories, Whigs, and Liberals alike, men, must honestly face the duty. 1 very commonly happens, the need of ' urgent measures is established ...

... merits. There is, however, this !difference between the two, that Macaulay received favours only from the Whigs whereas, Bulwer is indebted to Whigs and Tories, to - each of whom he has attached himself in turn, after starting in life u a Radical of the ...

... those tenants if they had voted by Ballot? Did not every man for three miles round know before the election whether they were Whigs or Tories? Did none of them ever march after the blue banner or the yellow Young medical men, Mr. Berkeley. alleged, with ...

... unendurable bearishness of Sir Charles Wood, still there is great deal to be done which Lord Grey could not, consistently with Whig traditions, have ventured to attempt. It is a difficult matter for a constitutional people to govern a subject race by “despotic ...