... afterwards relieve themselves. As for the Whig view of Parliamentary Reform, down to within very few years of Lord Grey’s accession to office, thesi>eechcsof Lord John Russell sufficiently proclaim that the Whigs had never recognised the full magnitude ...

... working classes, the Whigs gave us a new Poor Law. and the Tories a Factory Act. The Whigs j liuntd our finances iuto confusion bordering upon IMiiknu-tcy, from which the Tories extricated them. The T'-ries endowed Maynooth, the Whigs passed £c. ledastical ...

... dilated upon the present aspect of affairs is not without its interest. Earl de Grey shares the terror which has fallen on the Whig party at the apparition of that electoral Reform they themselves had so frequently, though ineffectually, invoked. Mr Du Cane ...

... of coomderationa, among which the national tendency of Whigs and Radicals always unite against Conservatives is not the least important “Hawks winna pike out hawks eea.’ Mr Gladstone and the Whigs may gie ilk ither “ ill names, and may be a slash claymore ...

... the Whigs their candidate. The appearance of the Jacksons, per* JiU, in the field was significant, and quickly became apparent that the Whigs were their old work again. On occasion has the law been more openly and flagrantly violated by the Whigs than ...

... every fresh sign the decay of the old Whig Party. Such thing young Whig hardly exists now. There are young Liberals and Radicals in plenty ; but they have a set of ideas and sympathies quite uulihe those of the true Whig, .and will develop, and bye, into ...

... Flower, the Whig candidate the last general election (who was only defeated by the late Mr Treherne by 59 votes), had also decided contest the seat, and his address was ready for publishing. The enthusiastic reception Mr met with alarmed the Whigs, and, Mr ...

... politic Whigs. Their hypocriHy haa been dissipated with a celerity and ecmpletcucsa which, for the time, have quite disconcerted them. The present Ministry, called to office to repair the enormous blundering th eir predecessors, have upset the Whig settlement ...

... any subsequent amendment. With the Whigs the case is different The alterations introduced into our Constitution Earl Grey and his colleagues were carried quite as much with view to perpetuating the ascendancy of the Whigs as to satisfying popular demands ...

... issue of yesterday, say that I did not state a public meeting that I had been “for twenty-four years the paid secretary of the Whig-Radical party” of the Ifunslet Township, as I never have been the paid secretary of that or any other j>arty. It was not my ...

... two join together, one must be uppermost. That is very well known. If the Whigs join the Radicals, one of the two would prevail over the other. Their policy would be either a Whig policy or a Radical policy, for mixture is possible. And so we should skill ...

... had right entertain just indefeasibly the Whigs. Is not the constitution of the country entrusted to the whole country? Have not Conservatives as deep stake in the popularity of that constitution as the Whigs have Has not the landed interest acknowledged ...