... Earl De Grey and Ripon at Ripon ; and Mr E. K. Karslake, Mr J. Goodson, and Major Jervis, at Colchester. Earl De Grey said, as Whig, that the constitution had been for the first time placed on distinctly democratic basis ; and Mr Karslake and Major Jervis ...

... constitute a middle division, or, as they very accurately put it, an agricultural or territorial division ; and the fact that Whig and Conservative noblemen and others are mentioned as united in the promotion of the scheme sufficiently indicates that it ...

... reference to one point in his political creed, at least, Earl Derby is nearer John Bright than is Earl Russell or any of the old Whig party, who, as rule, have voted on the same side with Bright on public questions; but had anyone ventured to predict this twelve ...

... of the Crown ? or the rights and privileges of the House of Lords Nothing of the kind, but the effect simply was that the Whig franchise of 1832, which for years its authors had surrendered, discredited, and discarded, had now altogether disappeared ...

... danger of divided councils. In consequence of the opposition to the candidature of Sir S. Romilly by the more Conservative Whigs, 1812, the Liberal party received blow from which they did not recover for many years. There is, however, a vast difference ...

... expected to live. A new political party, at least a party wi„ a new name, has produced by the current Reform addition to the Whigs and Tories. Conservatives, Liberal-Conservatives, and Radica.i&, we have now class of politicians who have adopted the term ...

... s which have kept the country hot water for somewhat too long a period into a happy oblivion, and we hope that the feet of Whig and Tory, as well as of the great Radical party, which has of late acquired such accession of strength, will be found under ...

... candidates in the field, namely, Mr Bennett, as the nominee of the Conservatives, Mitchell Henry, as the representative of the Whig party, and Mr Jacob Bright, the candidate of the advanced Liberals. Mr Bright made his first speech to the electors on Wednesday ...

... flagrantly and monstrously failed, and must fail, until many great changes of principle were introduced against those which Whigs and Tories had united with equal zeal to foist in upon the constitution. First of all he put the question of economy. No man ...

... society he is at one *- with the great Liberal party whom they profess to represent, They should not choose the protege of effete Whig politicians, the pupil in a narrow and conventional school, the timid advocate of a slowly-dying cause. They should choose ...

... notice of the progress which was being made by the Liberation Society. (Loud applause.) He pointed out that the leader of the Whig party, Earl Russel, had announced his intention to attack the temporalities of the Irish Church, and said that if they were ...

... consequence, much obloquy and misrepresentation at clerical hands. The late Sir Abraham Elton, of Clevedon Court, then a leading Whig in the county, warmly seconded her efforts, and gave the valuable assistance and protection of his support under the not very ...