... noble Marquis's letter implies or imagines a certain degree of suboidination on Major O'Goi man's part to the leader of the Whigs, be considers it just as well to advise the noble Marquis to abstain in future from trespassing en the undoubted right- and ...

... was the Conservative candidate, and he had for opponents Mr. Charles Callis (afterwards Lord Western), _ not undistinguished Whig statesman, and the famous W. Pole Tylney Long Wellesley, for shortness called Pole Wellesley, nephew of the Duke of Wellington ...

... threatened hostile vote is taken respecting their Eastern policy. We have lately been reminded, too, that there is still a Whig Party, and all the signs point to the cer- tainty that the differences between the Moderate and Advanced sections of the Liberals ...

... in the first fervour of the French Revolu- tion, iv which she gives a lively account of the news trans- mitted daily to the Whig magnates assembled in Mr. Coke's great house ; and it is but the other day that, un- able any longer to read for herself, she ...

... Not since the time of the first Napoleon have foreign politics thus been made a party engine in this country ; and as to the Whigs then, so to the Liberals now, belongs the ineffaceable disgrace of resorting to such tactics. With a sense of the fitness of ...

... For that is what it really comes to. We fancy not. There is too much patriotism amongst the descendants of the old English Whigs to have any tolerance for a scheme, which, if it have any meaning at all, must contemplate the disintegra- tion of the Empire ...

... trivial character. (Applause.) There was one thing which ought to ba understood in reference to the Permissive Bill. It was not a Whig measure or a Tory measure, a Badical measure or a Conservative measure ; it was a measure for the good of the community at ...

... party factions which so widely separate individuals in our own more favoured laud. In Greece «' there are neither Tories nor Whigs, Conservatives, Liberals, nor Radicals. The Premier of the day cannot continue in office if he cannot command tbe votes of ...

... (Applause.) He was a Liberal in every sense, because was in favour of liberty and toleration. (Applause.) He understood the old Whig principle laimez fairt but he did not understand, and could not appreciate, the principle of modern democracy, which was always ...

... them**!*** hoary ratepayer*, and whilst enlightened adrocateo of ten* economy, they an aware that the first consideration in w»«hi-g expendituna for public improrementa, such in proapact, ia efficiency, and they may te trusted, if any in tha Ward may te, ...

... —Mysterious hints are going about that in August or September an attempt will be made resuscitation, on a new basis, of tne Whig party by a young politician of great talents. It easy to predict that this scheme will not work. Whiggism dead beyond recall: ...

... peaking of Member, and saying that the agriculturists were not represented thefought to in Parilament, be Conservative, Radical, Whig. He did not go totally upon Mr. Round, but thought might remind him, “behad done before, that had not, according to hia (Mr ...