... the Church — thus entirely changing the social and political system of the country — could never be sanctioned by the old Whigs, who are as really interested in maintain- ing the settled Institutions of the land as the Conservatives themselves. For this ...

... the most sweeping alterations proposed in its pro- visions will be brought forward by prominent Liberal Members, and both the Whig aristocrats and the Radical economists will be found combin- ing in opposition to the measure. The Chairman of the Chamber ...

... the most sweeping alterations proposed in its provisions will be brought forward by prominent Liberal Members, and both the Whig aristocrats and the Radical economists will be found combining in opposition to the measure. The Chairman of the Chamber—our ...

... strategy to dish the Tories, in imitation of another memorable occasion, when Mr. Disraeli was said to have dished the Whigs. It is •certain that the conversion of Mr. Gladstone and the Manchester Free Traders, who have always regarded with jealousy ...

... proposed to be pursued with regard to Mr. Alderman SALOHONS, was triumphantly quoted by Sir HABDINGE, who showed that both the Whig Statesman and hia eminent Law Adviser repudiated as illegal and unworthy the dignity of the House of Commons, such a way of ...

... same moment by the English Whigs and the Irish Home Rulers, and the boasted majority of 160 or so, is at one blow practically annihilated. The secession from the Government of Lords Lansdowne and Listowel, both traditional Whigs, both statesmen of high political ...

... by COBDEN and BRIGHT five-andthirty years ago, and the usual abuse of the stupid Tories, who in that day opposed, as the Whigs did, the free trade agitation. But what is the good of the Cobden Club under present circumstances? No party in England is ...

... Cobden and Bright five-and- thirty years ago, and the usual abuse of the stupid Tories, who in that day opposed, as the Whigs did, the free trade agitation. But what is the good of the Cobden Club under present circumstances ? No party in England is ...

... there are symptoms that the Conservative Opposition to the measure in the House of Lords will be largely reinforced by leading Whig Peers. If this should prove to be the case, and the Bill be rejected with the sanction of several of the heads of the Liberal ...

... to a man were counted with the Government, but where were the great leaders of the Liberal party, the mem- bers of the great Whig families? Where were the Fitzwilliams, the Dundas's, Lord Portsmouth's eldest son, Lord Ducie, and other great families, who ...

... to a man were counted With the Government, but where were the great leaders of the Liberal party, the members of the great Whig families? Where were the Fitzwilliams, the Dundee's, Lord Portsmouth's eldest son, Lord Dude, and other great families, who ...

... legislation, it has had another effect, and shown how well-grounded were the prophecies at the opening, that the coalition of Whigs and Radicals under which the present hybrid Administration came into power would be found impracticable in working. When the ...