... representatives (cheers). Be it for good or ill, it was the public will of this country, urged on by Mr. Gladstone and the Whig party, that some of the smaller constituencies should he deprived of one member each, and that the seats so gain , 'd should ...

... weeks before, had been put forward by Earl Russell, in his letter to Mr. Chichester Fortescue, intended as an exposition of Whig policy in connection with that Church. I say, in direct antagonism; for whereas Earl Russell proceeded in the direction'of ...

... introduce economy; and if they sent the three Conservatives to parliament (loud cheers) they would have large reductions. The Whigs had spent eleven millions a year on the navy, and yet when the Conservatives came into power there was hardly a ship fit to ...

... dragged this country into the Crimean war? The Whig government or the Whig coalition (cheers). More men died from exhaustion and neglect in the Crimea than from the bullets of the enemy (cheers). Then the Whigs got England into a mess at Japan, and they also ...

... remind the meeting that the very first Reform Bill ever introduced was brought in 'oy young Mr. Pitt, and was resisted by the Whigs. With regard to trades unions, he thought that all trade disputes should be referred to arbitration. With regard to the funds ...

... blessings of peace. aml also to the restoration of the prestige of England abroad, which had been sorely sacrificed by the Whigs. I will cordially support the Government in their efforts to enforce the utmost Economy, consistent with the public service ...

... ultimately was permitted briefly to explain his views, and said he would support Liberal measures whether coming from a Tory or a Whig Government. Mr. Downing followed, contending that the Church question was not half so important as that of the land. The report ...

... blessings of peace. ar.d also to the restoration of the prestige of England abroad, which had been sorely sacrificed by the Whigs. I will cordially supporl the Government in their efforts to enforce the utmost Economy, consistent with the public set vice ...

... (cheers), after a repression and suppression of that feeling for 22 years (cheers). What he called the incubus of obsolete Whig Radicalism that had unjustly rested on the constituency, had at length been removed (cheers). That freedom had been conferred ...

... pass, the whole Protectionist party, joined by some of the Whigs, votal against ,us and against the government of Sir Robert Peel — the Protectionist party for the reason I state, and the Whigs for a reason that was not better, that they might join some ...

... supplying the moderate Whig-Liberal element, and Mr. HERBERT catering for those who sighed after the hot and hot Radicalism of the Reform League. If Mr. HERBERT was too advanced for some of the Liberals, &there was that steady Whig, Mr. WALTER, at their ...

... have opposed everything in favour of the people (hear, hear). When he did commence taking part in polities he commenced as a Whig. He was appointed Attorney General by Mr. Canning, served under the Duke of Wellington, who emancipated the Catholics, and ...