... on account of the great services rendered to the Liberal party by his father, who was deservedly called The Nestor of the Whigs. Mr. Ellice, however, has refused the glittering honour, and prefers to retain the reality of power, as a member of the Lower ...

... Radicals push their demands far beyond the views of the ordinary Liberals, the probable result will be a coalition between the Whigs and the Liberal- Conservatives. Given these conclusions, and the fact that work is yet cut out for next Session—but, on the ...

... himself as a Whig, and the impression left upon his mind, as well as upon others, was that he was not quite so Radical as most of them. (Cheers.) Major Lumley said he was a Whig till he came to Northampton, and he had been a Radical-Whig ever since. (Cheers ...

... system. The basis of the : late Reform Bill was that he who paid rates should have a y I voice in the affairs of the nation. Whigs, Tories, and Radie cals were agreed in that. Why not apply the principle to the liquor traffic ? Did they not pay caol taxes ...

... the ire of all the rest. At present, Mr. Gladstone has his full share of the troubles which were dreaded by the easy-going Whig statesman. The great bishopric of Winchester is practically vacant; the see of Bath and Wells has been deprived of its episcopal ...

... that time she has not done so well heretofore. the 20th instant she had another attack, and died suddenly on the Friday folio whig. Mr. Mather making examination of her, found nail 2V inches long partially imbedded in the right ventricle of the heart, was ...

... and we will try again. (Cheers.) In the evening Mr. Bradlaugh again spoke the Isaac Fountain, inveighing against Tories and Whigs, the present House of Commons, and the venal press; and later there was an entertainment—consisting of speeches, and recitals ...

... still an official in a Whig Corporation, (Laughter and cheers.) That was not his fault. (Renewed laughter.) was nobody's disgrace, and not his disgrace. (Laughter and cheers.) He could simply say this before them all, that Whig, Tory, Churchman, or Dissenter ...

... interests his father had been so zealous a champion. In January, 1851, however, redress came from an unexpected quarter:— The Whig Chancellor, Lord Truro, resolved that Southey's son should have a Chancery living ; and as his interest in the ca3e had been ...

... an Irish policy. If he brings forward the question of the Irish Church, he pretty sure to alienate the more timid of the Whig party, and quite sure to give his opponents a cry, a flag, and a bond of union—three things of which they are greatly in need ...

... that had been received from the Chancellor of the Exchequer and the Home Secretary, the speaker reminded them that when the Whigs failed to carry the Reform Bill, the Tories came forward and took all the credit; and so it would be again if the present ...

... as they had done that day, that they might all meet together and enjoy themselves, landlords and tenants, and he might say Whigs and Tories—if that breed were not extinct by crossing— (laughter), for many years, and let not empty chairs be seen at the ...