... de- clares himself in favour of household suffrage and other Radical changes. The Liberal party >s completely split np ; the Whigs and moderate Liberals holding aloof from Mr. Winterbotham and his leveling supporters, and tbere is every probability of a ...

... unlikethe Tories— (hear, hear)—! am an utter oppovent of the Tories; but I must say this, “Give me sooner thaa a Whig” (cheers). The Whigs are.the political adventurers—they are the place-hunters—they are the men who dip their hands into the pocket of ...

... was a most disrupt and heterogeneous one. The Whigs voted with the extreme Radicals, not to assist them in their views, but in order to circumvent and defeat them, The Radicals did not vote with the Whigs from any unity of rinciple, but that they might ...

... both ed in ong K under a Wh ether, however, Mr. has condemning the recent action of Whig: exceeded his powers or not, there can be one o,inion Blackie charged the Whig party with being Lorne g that he has erred in the interest of his fellow-eitizens, current ...

... opinion taken. The Whig- Radical party was a most disrupt and heterogeneous one. The Whigs voted with the extreme Radicals, not to assist them in tbeir views, hut in order to circumvent and defeat them. The Radicals did not vote with tbo Whigs from any unity ...

... working mau, and the ridiculo lavished on them by the Whigs — forgetfid that tho original recommen- dation of such franchises appeared in a Whig* periodical, and was endorsed by the leader of tho Whigs. Hero, again, the question turns, really, if not obviously ...

... day.—I have the honour to be your very faith: i ul servant, W. E. At the pressing instance of some of the more in- fluential Whigs, Mr. Brand, it is understood (saya the Man- chester Guardian), bas respited his withdrawal from the important post of “ whip ...

... face of tho fair Transatlantic harlot, Professor Blackie adverted to the situation of our own country. He believed that the Whig government had been borne along by a current which they ought to have controlled, and had sub- mitted to a dictation which ...

... house. A reixirt has been made to the lord lieutenant, through the Bight Hon. Mr. Morris, Attorney General, M.l I .— Northern Whig. Turnpike Trusts in Scotland— By a re- turn issued yesterdaj it appears that the income of the several turnpike aud bridge ...

... between George 111. and the Whigs. But when he does allude to it ho often shows a quiot good sense and impartiality of temper which more pretentious writers might imitate with advantage. Mr. Jesse himself appears to be a mild good Whig, who has learned his political ...

... noble self-abnegation, which have prompted Mr. Gladstone's refusal to do anything of the kind. Thoro are few men outside the Whig- Liberal ranks, we should imagine, who, in the face 1 of such an appeal, could reject it with such exhalted courage. Lord Derby ...

... of bis friends. wthom has issued an addresa in which he de- if ia favour of sutlrage and other i psrty is completely ; the Whigs and al olding aloof from Mr. W interbotbam and rs, and there is every probability of a » coming forward and carrying the seat ...