... dissoution by the Whigs, and. further, with the dire ‘wrath o{un National Federation of Liberal As_sociations, whose head-quarters are at Birmingbam, and which yrto invariably come forward at the criti ‘moment to spur reluctant Whigs on the Radical road ...

... {:th former the Government are supported by the Radicals, but the measure is regarded by the ‘Whig section with bat partial favour. Some of the prominent Whigs in the Commons have shown anything but a friendly .m-lolih main principles; and this is om of ...

... of the soil. He trusted the Government would not listen solely to the advice of landlords—he cared not whether they were Whigs or Tories—for if they did they would find that the whole of their wark would have to be gone over again. Per. missive legislation ...

... from the old lines which used to govern Whig statesmen. [ remember some lines written of Whig statesmen in the old days, which say — = As bees on flowers alighting cease to hum, 80, settling into places, Whigs grow dumb.” (laughter). Now, Mr Chamberlain ...

... ‘conceived, and despite his large majority, and despite the crushing influence of the Caucus upon all but a few honourable Whigs and straightforward Radicals, we think Mr. GLapsroxe will find it exceedingly difficalt, even with the aid of | a friendly ...

... Lord Dersy has not now in his possession the estates in Ireland whichhis family acquired, in common with most of the leading Whig families who were enriched by the acquisition of the confiscated estates of Irish landowners, will not view with any degree ...

... to upply W the. dorporution for the w-e i f the vacaut lind on_ the Thames-eiubrakment, ‘at-Wmt - fr'ars, it beiug onic of Whig very few’ eligible. sites which present themaclvesfor such an object:s - - o Thers were lunded, st Plymouth, on Monday even'ng ...

... Arnold takes views with regard to the distribution of land and Eocumbered Estates Courts, which must fill tbe sober-minded Whig with & warm ~horror. Nor is Mr Joseph Cowen without views on the ' subject of coercion, which are in direct ‘contra| vention ...

... indications in the political sphere point to » re-formasion of the (onservative party. Recruits sre ocoming in E:Lhnndndl. The old Whigs, snd Idhlfai of the Constitutionsl syn.:fl more and more disgusted with the Birming programme and with government by caprice ...

... under the Liberuls. In 1838 the Anti-Oom bat is their own, »1d it ‘'under your man- Leagne was formed. The progress of the Whig @ fine & erp o 'uurdu-»m Governmmt tomarda aam———-c ¢ 0 0O “M’hngic-yl-l cver. p g Labis you o asuy. reire, = to npeak ese ...

... party with reluctance, whilst still more recently the Bail of ZeTraxD, the Marquis of Lanspowxr, and other heads of hereditary Whig families, have been forced to come to the conclu:ivn that it woald be dangerous to the best interests of their country to give ...

... Sarely you will say wich me that men who have no belief in the Divine revelation are uot the men w govern this nation, be thy Whigs or Radicals ; and ceitainly sach Liberalisn affords a tolerable indication of that policy by which they woald thas toar up ...