... support the Whig party, Earl Spencer let Kyles Joyce be hanged though Joyce protested with his dying breath tbat he was innocent, and that was done to please English Wbigs. He would, therefore, ask them not to support either Tories or Whigs, but stand ...

... war, 'but their chief had wiser ideas as to the issue, and cautiously held them back. He was also dexterous in upsetting the Whig Reform Bill, and In manipulating the Tory party into the promotion of Household Suf- ( frage. But admitting his adroitness ...

... anticipate. Personally the younger brother of Lord Lansdowne is popular enough ; his abilities are well recognised ; but he is a Whig, and, like his brother, frequently shows an awkward disposition to leave his party. In plain truth the Radicals,’ and many ...

... the Whiys while pursuing a policy of ‘This as his secret. What is lost is the man. No other an could conciliate the French Whigs without otlending irreconcileably the French Ina Porliament where parties naturally fall into sections nd where the leaders ...

... places is all the more remarkable inssmuch as in Westminster there is the Grosvemor estate, belonging to the wealthiest of our Whig peers ; and in Chelsea there are the aristocratic suburbsof Kensington, Notting Hill, and Brompton—street after street and ...

... throughout the Principality the political world will be missed Mr Bernal the brightest and incisive parliamentary Sir George Grey Whig statesman of long experience: Lord Harrowby moderate Conservative Tenterden Permanent Under-Secretary at the Foreign (Office ...

... give that universal satisfaction which one would expect to find existing in such a happy family as the Liberal party. He ia a Whig, and his defections on Irish agrarian policy, well as those of hia brother, have not been forgotten, and scarcely forgiven ...

... he admits that they cannot spoil the present policy, while they add to thestronyth of the by making it unassailable on the Whig sido. Tho Consorvatives, it is true, aro pot very happy, and their ding spirits aro calling one another “ deserter: and * ...

... planes is all the more zenuerkatle inasmuch as in Westminiter them Is the Grosvenor estate, belonging to the wealthiest of our Whig peers ; and In Chelsea there are the aristocratic suburbs of Kensington, Notting Hill, and Brompton—street after street and ...

... to r the action of the Pearl If he were to cultivate ground hinmelf the Hoard could not prevent him ow putting thoimand. of Whig of dung on it. If they ooh' prove that the pigmtres were in • bed Mate no do ob• the owners would tekeetepe to itoprore them ...

... Atoll ho to act • boat .4 No sooner amid than done ; rw le unto d In all Wet Pao WWI them Icing nine ontl two Wore ; tot tau Whig toting, Mind to sit ou the of t h ee Is front, hut wee b hr ',whiter AA greater violence to unease le come, canna hot. ; end ...

... Biuoak. Bat the hon. Member wont many farther, and outrageously asserted that judicial murder waa committed tbo bloodthirsty Whig Peer who presided at Dahlia Cattle. Few regarded, with emotion* other than the most contemptuous, this scurrilous speech, but ...