... bring its amount of blue blood up to the Whig average by a very long way. Mr Jacob Bright himself cannot charge it with being feudalist or patrician. It is useless to deny that the traditional greediness of the Whigs, along with their intense administrative ...

... the Popish members in particular Would har4ly dare to oppose a measure 'recommended. and approved I by their Prelate. The Whigs'were not likely' to o pose the proposal very' lstrongly, for it was too i'nun akin to th ir on pro- ject of a Supplementary ...

... justify his position as leader of the Opposition. He was bound to provoke encounter. From all secaions of his followers-from old Whigs, economic Purists, dis- sening Radicale, and philosoplsers, 'Mr Horaman, Mr Lowe, Mr ]irightaind Mr Mill-there came one cry ...

... in the south, and-Coatbtidge, Xirkidtil. loo, Govan, &a., inthe west, arQ striving, for very properly.. Of. course-the old.Whig party are trying to prevent the large towns being separated from the county constituencies; and it appears that at a meet. ...

... elements of -Vhich. the party is, conm- 'posed, fighting for t~iteir own. hand. Earl, Russell has prepared the minds of 'the oldi Whigs for the new hrish policy; the extreme Liberals have long been convinced of its justice; and nothing remained but Mr Gladstone's ...

... faction and to invoke all the forces of Irish fanaticism, of dissenting animosity, of I Romish ambition of Radical enthusiasm, of Whig party spirit, to puh down the Church of Ireland, and to bury the Ministry under its ruins. A dissolution at this period would ...

... I speak the opinion of every man of education, intelli. gence, anid position with whomu I have ever con- versed in Glasgow-Whig, Radical;, and Cunserva- tive. I have never met with one individual who in private has not admitted that this measure wrill ...