... regard Conservatism and Conservatives very much as Whigs would desire that foreigners and Englishmen should regard the principles and the chiefs of a rival party. We are far from blaming the Whigs for the importance they have attached to the social intimacy ...

... the Whigs that until they come forward With another measure going still further, we shall not take one step to favour their return to power, if we •et in this way we shall not only obtain something new from the Tories, but we shall compel the Whigs to ...

... returned a majority in its favour. Whether the promise would have been performed under ordinary circumstances may be doubted. The Whigs are adepts in the art of evading pledges; but the Government brought in a Reform Bill—it needed the Irish vote, and to obtain ...

... activity shown by Lord Cranbourne and Lord Stanley to say that the difficulties have now been removed. —Manchester Guardian ( Whig). Cattle Plague and the Income Tax.—ln his address to the grand jury, the Shropshire Quarter Sessions on Tuesday, Sir Baldwin ...