... of common report, if not of general notoriety, that the great Whig houses of Bedford, Westminster, Devonshire, and Lansdowne have been opposed to the leadership of Mr. Gladstone. The only Whig house of first-class importance said to have Sup- ported him ...

... carried, the result would have been to set up for a moment in- discriminate household suffrage, but as neither Tories nor Whigs would have allowed that to re- main, both would have next united in favour of Mr. Gladstone's restrictions, and hence the restric- ...

... years. That point determined, they might leave the Whigs to settle the rest. Settle it they must, or th( ir party would be settid; and with only a one year's residence the annihi- lttion of the Whigs was corbaiA. (Oheers.) He was glad to hear theic cheers ...

... begged to tell the whigs and radicals that no Le Reform Bill could be passed by parliament whichlwas not 'e conservative in its influence, unless it were revolutionary. a But why did Mr. Spofforth circulate that letter? Because s- the whigs and radicals were ...

... in harmony with those oi the liberal party, except that they have been accustomed from their erad'e to look on themselves as whig magnates and not tory magnates. To all these men a change of ministry would be very unwelcome, and it would be un. welcome ...

... out Gladstone's help ? 9 ?? answer from Gladstone. Greet the blackguard l Support Derby and the Tories against the Thievish Whigs! March 80.-7 a.m. Left B 22, same number as the convalescent ward at M.B.W. (some other prison); down belo , got my own clothes ...

... Somerset to do what he likes with his own borough was questioneed on Tueiday night in the House of Commons to the great scandal of Whig lawyers and the Liberal party, of which his grace is a pillar generally. Sir Lawrence Palk, who thinks that justice ought to ...

... on. In the old days of the Grenvilles, the Rockinghams, and the Portlands, party action meant the action of a few powerful Whig or Tory families, who arranged their proceedings behind the scenes, and then led their- followers into the field, to victory ...

... Liberals, who is to lead them? Is it seriously meant that he is to be placed under a worn-out Whig peer, who is to coach him, and show him the secrets of Whig art? Let us hope that at least this stage of political decrepitude is over, and that the Reform ...

... in harmony with those of the Liberal party, except that they have been accustomed from their cradle to look on themselves as Whig magnates, and not Tory magnates. To all these men a change of Ministry would be very unwelcome, and it would be -unwelcome ...

... are secured by law and are likely to be respected by the South, the party will resolve itself into its original elements of whigs and democrats-that is little- government-men and free traders, or much-govern- ment-men and protectionists. There are numerous ...

... themcsi;es to be insulted and swindled by sham Refarm Bills, extorted from terror-stricken Toriee, ?? and fostered by cunning Whigs and renegade ladicals. This, i: w mistake not, is the feeling and the ieterna~lan that animates the whole of the working 3ses ...