... support the same principles hitherto, and th e difference between them was that the Whigs were not anxious to go quite so fast. That alliance was obviously a useful and not a noxious alliance, because all parties needed some degree of ballast, and if ...

... place the Whigs in ? Let there come up at any moment wave of political opinion, and where would the alliance be Testing questions might arise on which the Whigs, Whigs, must take their stand, and not forego their principles, and where would the Whigs bc Not ...

... heard of late that there was an intention on the part of some of the Conservatives to make another attempt at dishing the Whigs” by going in for the social reforms which is daily becoming more evident must form the battle ground of party conflict for ...

... who could not thus got away so as to prevent their vating, and corrupt instruments did the rest. It is not tiue that the old Whig party resented the preference given to . Mr. Jenkins above Mr. Smith. the contrary more than one of the wealthiest *of that ...

... (Applause.) What position would time place the Whigs in t Let there mine tip at try moment a wave of political opinion, and when would the alliance be Testing questions might arise on which the Whigs, ea Whigs, mesh take their stand, and sot forego their ...

... own course. is not true that ever for one moment, then oratany other time, “entertained the idea” of joining a coalition of Whigs and Conservatives, either oppose Mr. Miall, or for any other object, or that I ever gave any other person reason think I should ...

... need to accommodate some vete- ran Whig peer, or some aspiring member of a great family. It is experienced only when the claims of statesmen of the middle class, belonging to that sec- tion of the party from which Whigs and Peelites have borrowed the reforms ...

... that they desire the various offices in the Corporation to lie filled by men of standing and ability, no matter whether they Whig or Tory. ...

... indicated by their votes. Unless the new system strengthens the extreme Liberals at the expense of the Conservatives and of the Whigs all Parliamentary will be disproved. It was on the same well-founu&l assumption that i»ome members denounced the electoral ...

... more success they may expect. The Examiner says : —lf the working men are wise they will put no more faith in Tories than in Whigs, in landlords than in capitalists. They will only harm themselves by entering into alliance with a class that is none the less ...

... division of last night shew, not that the great Liberal party is about to break up, but that the unnatural coalition between the Whigs, members of the Church of England and advocates for the maintenance of the Establishment and the political dissenters and ...

... on looking to foreign affairs, we find still less reason for congratulation. It was reserved for the veteran leader of the Whigs, Earl Russell, to sound the alarm trumpet, and to demand the immediate enrolment of 100,000 men for the defence of the country ...