... notions which have nothing better than novelty to recommend them will not be received now although they may be recommended by Whig chiefs who can no longer control the great Reform question. On the whole the debate in the Lords leads to the conclusion that ...

... loud laughter.) That bill, in spite of all that might be said by the Liberal party, had been most violently opposed by the Whigs in the House of Commons, and it was entirely through the energy and exertion of the Conservative Government that those benefits ...

... up to the period of her marriage had indulged in strong feelings of political partisanship, her sympathies being with the Whigs, but under Prince Albert's influence this feeling was gradually extinguished. The Prince on his marriage determined to stand ...

... intention for them to find out what were his political views, even if he had any very strongly defined ones, hettier ne was a Whig or a Tory, whether he thought of the Kelorna BUI as a good or bad bill, nobody would find out that night. He, however, looked ...

... parties have evidently lost heart and life, and the will of the nation has taught them what to do. The Review considers the Whigs are at an end, but that the Liberal party in future (Radical) will be more vigorous and powerful than ever. A letter appears ...

... performed important services for England. It is very necessary that they should be chosen from both sides —the same number of Whigs as of Tories ; and above all do I wish that they should be well-educated men and of high character, who, as I have already ...

... alteration as possible. It would seem from the crop of amendments of which notice has been given, however, that a number of ultra-Whig and Conservative gentlemen are most desirous to effect the mutilation which Lord Derby so much dreads. There are all sorts ...

... —an emetic, indeed, Which gets rid of our ancient Conservative creed. Then to novel expedients your Derby will fall; Do the Whigs ever think to outbid us at all Why, sooner than Derby be left in the lurch, Hurrah for Dissenters, and down with the Church ...

... parliamentary division, and this in the year of Reform and extension of popular power ! You will see that certain of the Whig peers have joined this childish or nefarious scheme. It is not the less dangerous on that account. I hope you will take some ...

... condition of household suffrage. : Lord Russell's timid and distrustful speeches in the House of Lords showed that he, and the Whigs who followed him, were actuated by the same reactionary spirit as Lord Cairns and the Tory Peers. Mr Mill, and the handful ...

... dis'[ [ trusted still by the Conservatives. His finan-1 cial and political theories, although not new, were new to the Tory and Whig squires, who ' believed that the nation would be completely ruined \ were foreign grain to be permitted to be imported , into ...

... on the Government while langhing at parties and principles. It is odd that we should owe this newfangled innovation to an ex-Whig peer and a Tory-Chartist commoner. But such is the revolution in constitutional practice initiated this session, and forming ...