... the Voluntaries ; if he goes with the Liberation Society, and proposes total abolition, he loses the support of all those Whigs who are earnest Churchmen. And, if he avoids both these perils, making his resolution vague and general, he exposes himself ...

... content to have their policy shaped for them by that extreme faction called the League ? there no self-respect left among the Whigs 1 Can they tolerate it, that they are to be led by the nose and in the dark through all the miry places which men without position ...

... town has denounced the affair, and only writer in the Examiner has attempted to palliate the disgraceful compact. The other Whig creatures have wisely kept silence. The Chronicle has bad some very shrewd and well-timed remarks upon the so-called Election ...

... wealthy Peer, and he ventured into political life with a feeling of real enjoyment. His hereditary connexion was with the Whigs, and with them he entered office as Chief Secretary for Ireland in 1830, and bore a chief part in the events of that stormy ...

... convivial moment, who induced Lord Arthur to place them on the table of the House. Mr. Gladstone, and the more eminent of the Whigs, while quite ready to endorse the substance of them, at the same time repudiate the very general impression that they were ...

... forming an Association, based upon constitutional principles, and in which—with- out regard to the old party designations of Whig and Tory, Liberal and Conservative,—whoever may desire to secure for property and intelligence their just weight and recogni- ...

... things were impossible. Two years ago we believed that household suffrage was impossible—the Tories did at any rate, and the Whigs did (laughter and cheers),and yet wc have got it. Was not that an astonishing fact ? Two years ago the question of education ...

... whether be could tell the avower to the boyish riddle— Why is a bald man's hat like heaves ? replied, Because there is oats Whig is it. The Times and other of our London 000temporariee are teeming with a somalled new idea, though in fact it is only ...

... been unusually chequered, and has illustrated some remarkable changes of political combination. He commenced public life as a Whig, and was a ac•alonne member of Earl Grey's administration, and as each contributed his share towards the passing of the Reform ...

... by the Cheltenham Whigs : an unlimited supply of cash 1 The profuse expenditure by Lord Segrave completely demoralised nolitical aociety in Cheltenham ; there was nothing done without a draw from the Castle, until at last the Whigs looked upon it u 8 ...

... 36/. „Finest do. . . 29/. „ Jambs Baal . • , 76/• !ais& Past .„W. I l k 1 4 Finest do. .. „ 31/. Port (5 yrs.„ 24/. Scotch Whigs, „ Do. (7 yeses „ 13/. ~ Finest do. . . „ Sq. „ Do. (9 yaws 10/. ~ Irish . 56/. Do. (11 yam „ 57/. ~ Tufted slo. . .„ UP „ ...

... rarely equalled, seldom surpassed, in the brightest annals of the country. Ever since his memorable disruption from the old Whig school he has rallied around him the strength of the Conservative., through many dreary years of opposition, as it is wall ...