... nor a Conservative, allows to be safe or beneficial. It is a Whig who would stand still, but does not quite see how to manage it. It was Whig who would rest and be thankful. It is a Whig who now asks only for a quiet life. He and Independent appear ...

... BURIALS BILL. The Post is informed that the opposition j, the Government Burials Bill will be utilised to co-operation between Whigs and Radieals ia Commons. ...

... Liberals from Mr. Holden's cause is only the predecessor of a more extended schism. The Radicals have presumed too far. The Whig element has been reduced to silence, the moderate Liberals have acquiesced in their own dethronement, and tbe Radicals have ...

... dear, Keep up the running, 's a whig pocket maxim. Quicken the pace— Paying and clear! If not the foremost Carpe diem 's another We must have place. Maxim AVhig bred Blatant Reformers- ur and reas Trackliug Whigs— a-head ! WilyLoyolas— * Thus ever ...

... I heard the other day good story regard to this question the Whigs and Mr. Gladstone. I was told that it was owing to the Whigs that his retirement was brought about. even said that the Whigs never liked him as their leader, and that deputation of that ...

... instruction in Ireland under priestly control. In Middlesex, if are not mistaken, while Lord Enfield stood as a Whig, Mr. stood as a Whig and something more, and supported and had the support the Radical and Nonconformist wing of the Liberal party. ...

... Instruction in Ireland under priestly control. In Middlesex, if we are not mistaken, while Lord Enfield stood as a Whig, Mr. Lehmann stood a Whig and something more, and he supported and had the support the Radical and Nonconformist wing of the Liberal party ...

... understood at the time in Dartmouth, the fact being that, after the Reform excitement, the borough had been in the hands of the Whigs and Liberals, and that Conservatives were then beginning to come more to the front, so that Lieutenant Gladstone’s return would ...

... bad ouly been Gcoad were of tiem somet! aighty name; Lord Jot. PS than the a hua ali had Woe |; werdy of years ayo; but the Whig house was stila Mad, and ity foundations of hia fame icat were laid, Bill of 1832 tre County cy casbire was andivided !nto ...

... Consolidated Fund. That was a great relief, but they were entitled to something more. Though (the speaker) was a Whig, and something more than Whig, a Radical— (laughter)—and Sir Massey Lopes was a Conservative, he honoured him for having moved and carried ...

... not at all afraid of its injuring the Tory party. Probably in Bedfordshire this week it would have been a great boon to weak Whigs. The conduct of Her Majesty's Government in declining the prayer of an address from the House of Lords for a Royal Commission ...

... under arrest, and has sent down officials to examine their bosks and accounts. It is the invaiiable and inevitable practice of Whig or Radical Governments to throw England into war their apparent pusillanimity and neglect of preparation. This is a very pretty ...