... hunger, with the certain knowledge that the voracity, instead of being appeased, is only rendered more exacting. Sagacious Whigs of the old school acknowledge the fact, and shake their heads ; they surrendered church-rates, and now churchyards. When the ...

... the Liberal, “all honourable men,” but separated from each other by gulf wide that which in old-fashioned times lay between Whigs and Tories. It impossible to conceive how such men Lords Ski.bornk, Gkanvillk, Hakti.voton, and Northbrook can harmonise with ...

... cAe/’and vigorously combats Whig tendencies. For portly, prosperous, pleasant man who sleeps o' nights Mr. Potter is terrible Radical. He has a natural distaste for Tories, aud apart from social intercourse, cannot abcar a Whig. He is. in short, precisely ...

... the clause until the report on the Bill is brought up. This yielding the Irish section said to be thoroughly alienating the Whig section, and it is stated that many of the English and Scotch members have now joined the Duke of Devonshire, Lord Fitzwilliam ...

... LONDON CORRESPONDENT.] London, Thursday. Tlir. PREMIER HIMSELF AGAIN—A POWER IN THE CABINET —MR. FORSTERS IRISH DISTURBANCE WHIGS IN OPPOSITION —THE COUNT-OUT ON TUESDAY NIGHT : INSIDE AND OUTSIDE THE HOUSE OK COMMONS —THE COBDEN CLUB AND ITS LEADING SPIRIT—THE ...

... fortified the adhesion of large laxly of Liberal noblemen, including, it is believed, many historic names in the annals of the Whig connection. The Prime Minister was unable on Thursday night to give an explicit denial to rumours of further secessions from ...

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... considerable and not the less corrupted places, such as Canterbury, Gloucester, and Macclesfield. Chester, once a stronghold of Whig politics, and long overshadowed by the powerful influence of the Grosvenor family, returned a Tory, almost for the first time ...

... several eminent Radicals were absent, showing that the objection the Bill does not proceed entirely from Conservatives and Whigs. The Banbury and Cheltenham Direct Railway Bill has been read a third time and passed in the House of Lords. portion of the ...

... young gentleman who haa good conceit of himself. He a fairly facile speaker, and likes the distinction of po.-ing Whig. As for the Whigs, they, like all disestablished parties, are only too eager make friends in the rising generation. They make much of ...

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... at it; but if in earnest, verily he must be in his dotage ; and what can be worse in the political world than a decrepid old Whig, I cannot imagine. But if your correspondent really holds a brief for Colonel Kingscote and Lord Moreton, then I tell him that ...