... India, both European and native, who arc very much interested in the great question, which was once known jis a question of Whig or Tory, and is now a question of Gi.adstune or Disuaem. what light the matter is regarded in India may gathered from the following ...

... SATURDAY, APRIL 13, 1867. THE great party move of the Whig-Liberal Opposition resulted in a humiliating failure on Monday, and the Rouse resolved itself into Committee on the Government Reform Bill. Mr. Gladstone called hii followers together upon Friday ...

... join in mere party rote to stop the further progress of the bill. believe that many upright and independent men, some ol them Whigs and some them Radicals, concur with ...

... Conservatism of the English people. That Conservative apirit resulted in complete resurrection of the Tory party.” In 1841 the Whig Ministry, whose majoritiaa had been gradually decreasing, were beaten on a vote of want of confidence, and appealed to the ...

... e a chance of being returned. Ile then proceeded to give an outline of his political views. He said he was neither a lying Whig nor an ultra-Radical, but a Liberal in every sense of the word, and he described himself as willing to act in unison with the ...

... into committee, to be there improved and the question of F.eform settled. He felt there was not the slightest chance of the Whigs agreeing to hi; proposed motion against the Speaker leaving the chair. He, therefore, at the meeting at his house on Friday ...

... wide-flung banner of William Ewart Gladstone will flaunt above the wrecks of that castle of cards built np of Tory hypocrisy and Whig dalliance. The voice of the multitudinous People has designated the cham- pion of their right*, and the superb ingenuousness ...

... Qladatona help 9 o’clock.—No answer from Gladstone. Greet the blackguard F Support Derby and the Ton— against the thievish Whigs 1” March 30.—7 a.m.— Left B 22, same nnmbar as the convalescent ward M.B.W. (soma other prison); down bslow, got my own clothes ...

... mob insolence. Ido hope that Mr. Disraeli and his friends will stick to their point in this matter, and that all respectable Whigs will back them. It is quite possible that things may get a good deal worse than they are, and Radical mobs be more violent ...

... have more and not less confidence in his own powers of leadership ; that be ought to look more to the people and leas to the whigs ; and that he ought to seek the support of the oountry, and to resist with a firm foot the undisciplined encroachments of uncertain ...

... Reform, and the Whigs, under the leadership Mr. Gladstone, are moving heaven and earth to defeat that measure on the very ground *t it* being 100 Überal. The Conservatives bass their bill on tbs principle Household Suffrage; the Whigs oppose it for that ...

... er the other day, that we live, and have always lived, in a constant and continual change, and that no Government, whether Whig, Liberal, Tory, Conservative, or Radical, ever can for any length of time resist change. Here I may, perhaps, be allowed to ...