... couple of disappointed politicians, and their motive* of action are apparent. Mr. Lowe thinks that he was illtreated by the Whigs, who onght to have given him a higher place than that of mere Inspector of Schools. He, therefore, last year displayed his ...

... House and the country may be played with by the decisions of the Ministry upon the great question of the day. Every recreant Whig, every Liberal pretender, who wishes escape from the necessity under which lies to good Reform BUI, would make it a good excuse ...

... Tories vrill yield mneh ere they will surrender their places. For instance, if they propose franchise in boroughs, and the Whigs carrr resolution in favour of 6h, have every reason that the Tories will give in accept the amendment. This is the great advantage ...

... coalition, to which Whigs and Tories shouldcontributecertainproportions; and they propose to place at its head some pliant and colourless tepe-ist like Lord Clarendon. Their first step was to break down the Whig Bill and the Whig Cabinet. This they a ...

... the independent freeholders of the division not being prepared to support Whig candidate in sufficient strength to authorise a struggle for the seat. One or more of the chief Whig families of Northamptonshire belong to the sect of waverers ; but there can ...

... adopted Ur. Gladstone as their leader. In the second place, Earl Bussell, when attempting to assume his old position as the Whig leader, was made to know, by the conduct of the members present, that he was no longer recognised as the head of the party ...

... electoral struggles during the recess, principally Derbyita appointments. The QoTemment lost hitherto, and, strange to say, the Whigs ). on the whole gained an accession strength '['l return of Conservative for county Cork |j’ however, restore the balance, ...

... so far we can analyse it, of about sixty Conservatives, nineteen Whigs, and about ten or so of the independent Liberal party. The minority consists of six Conservatives, about seven Whigs, and forty-two independent Liberals. The Conservatives, in defeating ...

... Bismarck pattern, and they believe, or affect to believe, that three years after the enactment of wider franchise than any Whig Ministry has yet had the courage to propose, the balance of parties in the House of Commons wonld not materially different ...

... divisions, abstain'd from voting in the final struggle; but even they voted on opposite sides Lari Grosvenor's amendment, the Whig earl supporting and the Eoman Catholic baronet opposing it. Four members voted for Earl Gkosvenor’s amendment, but afterwards ...

... resolutions.—(Laughter.) The acting Chancellor the Exchequer on former occasion told a pjrtion his party that they found the Whigs bathing ana ran away with their clothes Laughter) The in- | ferencc was that they put the clothes on, as ; they had done on ...

... not national-dwindled into haartlaa* oligatohy, and tha waa that th* GoTtnunant of th* country r-ntii into th* hand* of tha Whig patty. Tha Eafotm Bill of 1832 tended to notify many »»ila. Norarwaa any poUtiaal •xpariment non anooaaafnl. Neva waa any oonntry ...