... how to combine fidelity to his ow_ convictions with loyalty to the great historic connection in whose historical triumphs Whig and Radical have alike borne an honourable part. We are not about to quote once more Burkes defence of party, and his contempt ...

... together, and they anxious to revert to the old arrangement of consul-general Cairo to represent English interests. But the Whig members of the Cabinet hold very strongly that would be suicidal to leave Tewfik the unready to become again the shuttlecock ...

... evils which had been remedied through its representations. In politics Mr. Leigh Clare may be described as belonging to the old Whig party, but he seldom or ever took part in discussions of a political nature. He was a thorough-going Churchman, and in unobtrusive ...

... effacement of the Whigs and the sepre- mnoy of the Radical party. (Laughter.) I am not very much concerned at the, prospect even of those taunts and gibes. (Laughter.) I confess3 thit I amn not dissatisfied with the part which. the Whig party have in formae- ...

... the project gravely imperilled for this session. Jofin Ball makes the extraordinary announcement that the head of the great Whig house of Russell has gone over to the Church of Rome. It almost incredible, and I shall wait for some confirmation before accepting ...

... as constant catchword as Jingo- itself, and for some three years the poor unfortunate Tories and their half-brothers the Whigs were condemned to listen to any amount of ribaldry and insult based upon the assumed fact that tbe propertied classes of this ...

... effective, and its success was evinced by the restiveness of the Prime Minister. Sir R. Cross had for his seconder Mr. Torrens —a Whig of the antique pattern—who was not ashamed to stand up for religion on the foundation of politics. A statement he made, that ...

... —as to the effacement of the Whig and the supremacy of the Radical party. I am not very concerned with the prospect even of those taunts and gibes. (Cheers.) confess that I am not dissatisfies with the part which the Whig party have in former times ocoupied ...

... fast down hill and that if he attempted anything of thekind there was always steady Whig the person of Lord who might be trusted to put on the drag time, while the Whig peers, of whom the Administration contained a rather large proportion, were not the ...

... such a display of Conservative feeling in their Whig preserve. The lesson is hardly likely to lost upon other constituencies where circumstances arc somewhat different, and where a small group great Whig families do not absolutely rule the representation ...

... balance-sheet against them, and that the long run not even tha caucus can cook facts and figures. Under these I circumstances the Whigs and the Radicals, finding that they cannot do much in the way of injuring the Tories, have taken to mauling each other in the ...

... Liberal party since the Reform Bill has been, the uprising of Birmingham against the Whigs. (Cheers.) It has been a long struggle between the Radicals aud tho Whigs, at first hopeless one, afterwards maintained with much energy and tenacity, and now ...