... would come to this conclusion, and was conclusion to which it was necessary should come to—he must choose between the wealthy Whig families and the people. (Applause ) If Mr. Gladstone was to be in the position in which he ought to he, having regard to his ...

... horned cattle runs close up to 40 millions, the prospect of abundant crop of hay becomes especially important.— -Nortliern Whig. The Dress Circle at Paris —Be it known that ladies' evening dresses are now made with beautiful landscapes printed on the ...

... ridiculed as too venal, too drunken, and too ignorant to be fit for those rights but now they had Tories, Conservatives, Whigs, half Whigs, Liberals, quasi- Liberals, Radicals, and some that were not Radicals, all combining together and outbidding each other ...

... law, and though Mr. Elliot is a fair average diplomatist, the present was not supposed likely movement for the progress of Whig nepotism. Lord Lyons is the model of a diplomatist, in whom permanent nnder-secretaries place their trust; but it is alleged ...

... just let us take the other section of the great united Liberal party on Mr. Laing's amendment. What on earth were tbe eld Whigs, who own posket boroughs, about, to vote for proposition that no borough of less than 10,000 inhabitants, according to the ...

... ridiculed as too venal, too drunken, and too ignorant to be fit for those rights but now they had Tories, Conservatives, Whigs, half Whigs, Liberals, quasi-Liberals, Radicals, and some tbatwerenotßadicals,allcombiningtogetherandoutbidding each other in extending ...

... systematic and organised imposture. On the other hand, the more ultra authority, who dare say would feel offended he were called Whig and something more, says if the working men's Conservative associa tioiis are to govern the country, we must begin to ...

... seems. to be about the House of Lords and the Church. We pereeive that by way of supplementing. the Reform agitation a leading Whig journal has begun to write, in a rather menacing spirit, a reform of the House of Lords, Mr. says that the only criticism he ...

... once sat ior the city cE Exeter, are Conservatives, Mr, Bouverie, who has beer for a long period member for the Kilmarnock is Whig and somethingmore, Mr. Garoey is one of the representatives for Southampton, and Lord Penryhn, as Colonel Douglas Pennant, ...

... the subject, which, as we shall presently prove, does not. But we suppose this industrious politician and inveterate old Whig placeman must be doing something, or he would go spark out. is a fortunate thing for the reputation of the noble earl, if ...

... wiih that of their opponents, when the terms Whig and Tory first came into existence, each party consisted then, it had done since, two very different section : a large majority of the aristocracy formed the Whig p, y the death of George IL, while the great ...

... of 1852—(laughter, and and who, instead of giving them a sound and wholesome dish of reform, gave them a mawkish infusion of Whig- gery—had been turned out by a House of Commons elected under the auspices of the Liberal party, No ministers in our time had ...