... Bright utters. I look upon him as a most ignorant, unfortunate man.” The rev. gentleman furtlier said if he wished to give the Whig party one telling proof of their incompetence, would say, “You ore green enough to listen to John Bright.” A Bolton gentleman ...

... leadership of the Liberal party in the House of Commons. It is said that certain of the more aristocratic «ort amongst the Whigs are discontented with him, and are openly planning his dethronement. As to the fact, 1 believe it is so. There were innumerable ...

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... venal and corrupt; and that the-old Whigs under Lord Palmerston always betrayed the most unmistakeable : desire to shelve the question; the change is really | too remarkable to find all classes of politicians— Tories, Whigs, Radicals and Adullamites sing an ...

... to “ the noble lord onposite (Lord J. Bussell).” then sitting on those—the Opposition benches the hereditary leader of the Whig party,” and said : He will, I am sure, not withhold his concurrence with the principles I have laid down. That noble lord, ...

... retired from political life, and pursued the eventenonrof his legal profession. In the latter year fought the battle of the Whigs, which party Henry Clay was nominated for the presidency. Clay Y 1 , .' feated, hut Lincoln had gained such popularity that ...

... between Liberal-Conservative and a Conservative-Liberal, there is between a horse chestnut and a chestnut horse, and old Whigs of the Earl Grosvenoe type will be quite much alarmed Tories of the school of General Peel. Perhaps even some Liberals of the ...

... above list includes twenty-four ot the original Adullamites, seventeen who call themselves Radicals, and five very moderate Whigs not in the old “cave.” The only metropolitan members on the list are the members for Marylebone, Mr. H. Lewis and Mr. T. Chambers ...

... party of this country, is so absurd that it needs neither comment nor refutation. It not true either to say as the washedout Whigs who hang about the clubs are fond of saying, that Mr. Gladstone has disorganised his party. In fact, it may boldly affirmed ...

... there was none from the first the House of Commo entered that House, I may say, at time protection was at its climax—whun the Whigs, advocating fixed duty, were displaced Sir Robert Peel, wlmn. to all appearance, the sliding scale was remain throughout all ...

... leader as one standing head and the rest of the tribe, with the single Mr. Bright, and the country will to exohange him for Whig peer w bring back tho days of the old ron! heartily sick of. It a crisis in only of the Reform question but of g pa-ty. and ...

... the Radicals. Mr. Gladstone knew very well that ome the Whigs were not in favour of extensive refer lllj an ,i that if he listened the advice John Bright he be condemned those influential Whigs ; n spite of that he deemed it wise —and was on» a p roo ...