... to permanent exclusion from that Paradise of office which Whig Penis regard as alto;;ether their own. So, as Radicals and Radicalism, ecnfiscation and destruction, were of no more use, the Whig Wing gradually 'withdrew from the party of progress, and ...

... Granville must of course be the chief ; and 83 yet at all events there has not been a syllable of dissent. Old Whigs, young Whigs, and priggish Whigs, dwellers in the Cave sea bitter Radicals, Aristocrats and Reds, High. Churchmen, Broad Churchmen, and No ...

... the principal point of his speech to pronounce animated panegyric on the mar, vellous though very latent capacities of the Whig chief, which, it appears, are secret to Parliament, though they arc little known to the country; and Sir Henry James illustrated ...

... factitious aid of the Irish vote.nnd tho Whigs have nothing to offer fqr it. We pointed out some months ago that Mr. Gladstone’s ‘Vatican Docreos,’ while they announced his own death warrant, had * dished tho Whigs.’ Sir Henry James has endorsed our conclusions ...

... wife Lient K. W. Creswcll, Royal Engineers. Elton-On tho 21st inst., at Elms, Ipswich, the wife of William Davies Elton, Esq. Whig nr—On tin inst., 3, College-villas, Nottingham, the wife William Wright, Esq. Tcll—On the inat., Crookham House, Berks, the ...

... BEDionDsmitx. The 'Marquis of Tavistock has issued an address to the electors this morning, in which he says : Trained in Whig traditions, I offer myself as a representative of the party of progress. I agree with Mr. Bassett, whose services and experience ...

... people. was further notorious that persons great consideration among the Whigs, like the Duke of Somerset. and Lord PEXzascE, approved the principle of I the measure, and that other Whig could not !be induced to their votes against it. Never- ] theless, the ...

... fallacy. Aud tile Whig party ever since the Reform Bill has bean falaag more and more under the influence of 'demagogues. Wril it be toe mission of the House of CavendieO. to terminate this humiliating subjection, end recall the Whig party to the moderate ...

... people. That a great deal of factious opposition should be offered to this policy was only to he expected. Neither Radicals nor Whigs could be expected to sit quietly by while the title of Protectors of the Poor which they have usurped for so many years Was ...

... capable candidate, is too unpopular with the Nonconformists and Radicals to have much chance of election. Possibly, if the Whigs end Moderates combined in his favour, their united influence might succeed in giving him a preponderance of votes. But as the ...

... , which exhibits deviation from the standard the purest Whig orthodoxy. Fifty years ago Lord John Russell attended meeting the house of Lord FitzwilUiom, grandfather of the present earl, a Whig magnate the highest rank, once the friend of Fox, and welcome ...

... An nnixoken succession of excep ionally able leaders, and the respect which the liadscals long continued to feel for their Whig patrons, have prevented this singular system iron doing all the harm which. might rilasie. been expected from ir. But it remains ...