... the fall of the late premier to his 'relying upon the more advanced Liberals, and despising his Whigs ?? and holds that if he ' had leaned more on his Whigs and less on his .Radicals he would be Prime Minister still.' But it must be remembered that Mr ...

... is transferred from olass to class, the Whig magnates, as Whigs, will enjoy a vast moderating influence extremely beneficial to their order, and in tbe long-run not injurious to their oountry. Ceasing to be Whigs, tbey would, on all those questions, be ...

... Eancster, to contest the borough in the Liberal interest at the next election. He was formerly a Conser- vative, but is now a Whig. ...

... Forster. The claims of Lord Hartington are strongly pressed by the Whig section of the party, and they are supponfctd by some Liberals, who,' although they are not by any means Whigs, incline to the view which made Mr. Otto Trevelyan so wioth the other ...

... of the General District Rate as having risen itom ls. 2d. to 3s. It should have been la ?? to 3.. School Board Election.— A Whig in Earn^t'' appeals to Mr. Herbert Bramley and Mr. John WUson who (he says) are men of common sense, and would, no doubt, ...

... bugbears. Depend upon it in ten .. ears more the Whig bugbears of l!»78 would take their place among the respectable monuments of a Whig legislation, and there would be as much clatt._r and croaking amongst the Whigs to disestablish and disendow the Church of ...

... bulk of the Whigs crossed over to the Ministerial iide, Sir G. C. Lewis says: A partial junction of the Whigs with Mr. Pitt's Government began to be agitated in June, 1792. It was not. however, till 17.4 tbat the great secession of the Whig pan,y from ...

... arrived when Catholics should assert their indepen- dence of ail political parties. At present their chums were only admitted by Whigs or Tories when they could be no longer ignored. Resolutions for the inde- pendent action of Catholic voters were adopted, as ...

... whenever fate and a dissolu- tion shall give a chance, and in which Lord Derby and Lord Carnarvon are to be combined with the Whig and Radical Leaders of the present Opposition. It is even said that povr-parlers have already been going on with a view to ...

... last uight. He reviewed the ?? career of Loth parties in the House, and condemned the sham Liberals, who he said were only Whigs, who followed the lead of the whins. There were only two independent men in the House— Kenealy and Eoebuck, both being returned ...

... hitherto received the vote of the Whig party, had offended many of his supporters by joining Lord Stanley, Sir James Graham, and others, in opposition to the Whig party on tbe Irish Church Appropriation cla.se. The Whigs started Mr. William Mason, the uncle ...

... important accession the Whigs ever made from the Tory ranks. I highly disapprove hia foreign meddling ; but I speak of his general talents. Yet Mel- bourne waß as near as possible losing him in 1835, and only on the usual Whig principle, because he was ...