... almost, a Radical constitu- ency, his grandfather's father, or grandfather, was the man who brought the question before the Whig Corporation about ninety years ago - a sort of self -elected in-and-in Corporation — and took it to the Queen's Bench and insisted ...

... with one or two excep- tiens, the Administration has got out of the sexagenarian, septuagenarian, and almost octogenarian Whig circle ; but England, so far as the Ministry is concerned, is not yet to be saved by her y-outh according to Mr. Disraeli's ...

... shades of opinion, from the greatest democrat to the greatest constitutionalist. We do not ask a man out hunting whether be is a Whig or whether he is a Tory *, whether be is for the disestablish- ment of the Irish Church, or whether he is for the repeal of ...

... the combi- nation of Whigs and Radicals that has taken place and not be convinced of it The Whigs were as a party dished. The Conservative party were assuming a character and gaining a power in the country with which neither Whigs nor Radicals, single-handed ...

... will rec- tify, where we have taxation without representation, the Government of this country for many years past, whether Whig or Conservative, has been very one-sided, and that whilst the Legislature have ever been reducing taxation on articles encouraging ...

... saw the great necessity for it If the ballot was a real protection to the voter I think there would be few in this country — Whig or Tory, Liberal or Radical— who would disapprove of it (hear). But what is the real state of the case ? Is the ballot where ...

... gentleman once made the following extraordinary speech to his friends at a public-house :— r ' Drink away, boys ; its the Whigs that want to frighten you from taking your ale. You may do as yon tike till the writ comes down, but not after that And it ...

... obligations of Mr. Gladstone's Adu inistration at once te recall the new Governor General in order to re- place him by a pure-water Whig. Remembering this, we do not wonder that the Liberal press is dumb upon the subject of Lord Mayo's reception on the scene of ...

... economical questions. In May, 1848, his persistent efforts alarming tne Whig Government of the day, he was arrested at Manchester for a speech delivered in Bishop Bonner's Fields, London. The Whig Government left nothing undone to secure a conviction, the harshness ...

... was found necessary to take it up as the best means that promised to be available for reconstructing a united Liberal party. Whigs, Liberals, Liberatiouists, Radicals, and Pa- pists could all, it was seen, be brought to agree upon that question, provided ...

... amounted to a penalty. On 8S i i* Chancellor agreed with tbe Master of the '-ord Justice Turner differed. The Ixird •toll, si /Whig thus agreed with the Master of the t'hght r *~ the Ginrt ivU™** his directions, with »k MB, ' n '-ir-eut agreed ou by tbe ...

... slways one and for aome tew tie brightest ornament Entering Parliament firat by ?? of a pocket borough of one of the great Whig noble- gas, he s b-equ«ntly tatnuauutud Not nghsm fa many par- anasal* until, to fad, hia appointment as Lord Chief Jassmef ...