... of the Whig situation. Some action was rec|uird to conciliate the Radicals, whose co-operation the Conservatives had been secured only on the prmise a Reform Bill and measures Church spolition ; this was the reason of the production the Whig Reform Bill ...

... great age of 88. The deesased baronet was one of the most upright and distinguished sportsmen England ever possessed—a staunch Whig in politcts—a refined, large hearted, and cultivated man in his social* relations,'and a just and generous landlord. ...

... of the stamp of Earl Grey, and bad all the place-seeking Whigs of Earl Grey's school of politics been disposed to let well alone, England might not have witnessed tbe spectacle of the Whigs—wbo positively beld office for long years by crying Reform ...

... to be moved Lord Halifax on Monday the House of Lords was the result of long and anxious conferences, it is said, among the Whig peers. Lord vehemently objects to a mere declaratory resolution which justly characterises as open to the charge of being mere ...

... Commons is not the identical Bill introduced by the Chancellor of the Exchequer, what the logical inference in the light of Whig blundering during the last sixteen years Why, simply that party the State, even with a decisive majority, can pass a measure ...

... quoted. Now came the question, how were they g«dng to carry out the system? We had seeu so much, that for thnty. five years the Whigs this country, the professed Liberals, had been inducing woikiug nieu to believe that they wero their bosom friends. What did ...

... LORD HALIFAX AND LORD RAVENSWORTH. The transposition of Sir Charles Wood, placeseeking and place-holdiDg Whig, of the most perfect type, from the House of Commons to the serene atmosphere of the House of Lords, has not been personally elevating iv tendency ...

... out of the mouths of the professional democrats. Mr Bright would like nothing better than that the place-hunters, the old Whigs, the Adullamites, the extreme Radicals, and the timid Conservatives, should coalesce and throw out the bill on the report or ...

... remaining, any rate, to warrant the commencement of the building. The schools will the Gothic style, with two wings—the one whig behigsetapart fortius house ofthe master, and the other as a school for infants. The main building will be used as mixed school ...

... father of the late baronet, who for many years represented Northumberland in Parliament. In politics the deceased baronet was Whig of the old school, a Liberal-Conservative as the modern phrase goes—but a man of such geniality that he was respected by all ...

... tone of Lords Shaftesbury and Granville and the Bishop of Carlisle, the readiness with which Erastian law was laid down by the Whig Lord Cranworth, and the yea-and-nay of the Bishop of London, show plainly enough what progress has yet to be made before the ...

... ready on Tuesday, July 2nd. Sale at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon. Newcastle Auction Mart, 25, Pilgrim Street. 134 TO CART WHIG HTS, ENGINEERS, BUILDERS, SMITHS, DEALERS, AND OTHERS. MR SIMEON JOEL is instructed by the Assignees of the Estate of Wm. Common ...