... hope success was left unused. But all failed because Mr. Gladstone’s oblect was too transparently veiled; while some of his Whig colleagues and followers were desirmis of giving him Indirect snub as they appear to have been of keeping the question of Reform ...

... Reform Bill impoasible, the only apparent object being ly to restore Mr, Gladstoneto the leadership of his to bring back the Whigs into office, ‘Bech is tho cigaited réle which a professional Reformer wouldcommend tothe acceptance of tho great Liberal party ...

... “without portfolio ” is not likely to escape criticism in the House of Commons. It is true that such a position was filled the Whig Ministry by the Marquis of Lansdowne in his declining years, but the Lower House is much more particular than the Upper in ...

... and ought not one of class. It is one affecting equally the national inheritance of all, whether Tories or Conservatives, Whigs Radicals.” Edmond Beales, President of the Reform League. He then called upon the people attend and maintain Mr. Bead laugh ...

... not in operation the toe 01 . oT,Behol suffrage would be conferred upon toe ehnt.i? 18, fl P 6al£6 then reviewed length 'kich Whig and Tory Administrations, as the money and territorial eleof resulted in 1 he passing of the Reform Bill i~ , that decreased ...

... “spouters of stole sedition.” These phrases, carefully worked up, fell very flat. When Mr. MoncreiE, the Lord-Advocate under tbe Whig Government, sprang to lue feet and began in defiant tone to discuss the franchise ■question, everybody supposed 'that 'he going ...

... against the claiming of it. There is now-a-dayn quite a Babel of political designations. The latest novelty is that of “Liberal-Whig - who signs a letter the Day, the ReforJa demonstration in Hyde Park. All the novelty of the communication is confined to the ...

... Lincoln, London, Ossory, Peterborough, Ripon, and Winchester. Asa rule the Conservative peers voted for postponement, the Whig peers against. Amongst the latter, however, was Lord Midleton, Dean of Exeter, In the last change of Ministry there was involved ...

... invented apparently for the express purpose of admitting him, The leader of the Opposition is very little more popular at the Whig club than he is at the Carlton, of which he is still a member, and it is tolerably certain that had he been proposed for Brooks's ...

... to the new-fangled Liberal devices that the Conservatives have gone back to the pure system of ec ot and lut—from a Whig tion, which Whigs themee! Ives were perpetually tinkering, and yet which th had never the courage or the skill to im- prove. Let Bf ...

... that thonsfb it may note's quite the it is enfidently for the service— remark shews How littlelcoußdciree they \ave who deal whig, iSiifriL woefully fallen oS ipedal tt rat with whgb budget net»* Still «pMking ...

... “In the eventuality of a Ministerial j crisis, or hour exigency, Mr. Lowe desires to j be among his early Parliamentary and Whig officebearing friends; and we understand that the right hon. member for Caine is strongly impressed with the convic-1 tion ...