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... rendered one incalculable service to the English Democracy-it ejected the Whigs from the bosom of the Lberal party. We will not deny that at one period in their history the Whigs did very consider- able work in the cause of liberty and popular rights. ...
... statesmanship. But can he lead the Liberal UnioniAt faction P It is difficult to see how he can. That fiction is nothing but a Whig clique, ab3olute!y with- out any hold over the constituencies. At the next election men will vote either Radical er Conservative; ...
... of national robbery. Wheu Bui:car appealed flomd the New Whigs to the Old he comoitted the solecism of suppos- ing that progress could be retrograde. But at least, he did not ask the old Whigs to dis- avow and repudiate opinions they had fornerly held ...
... the Liberal pro- gramie, Home Rule included. WHAT DOES IT MEAN? Will the Tories once more play their old game of dishing the Whigs on the Social questionP It looks vei-y like it at present. At the Conservative Confer. ence in Glasgow on Wednesday last, ...
... popular pamphlet of the day was Mr. a 7 RICoi's What will the Lords do ? At that Is L r-time it -was assumed by many ardent' Whigs, in- v eluding M!AEAuLAY, that the days of the here- a ditary House were numbered, and that it would v s be speedily swept ...
... is ejected from office. Melancholy teflections on Elizabethan states- maicsiip and otl the futility of dishinlg the Whigs do not add to tile Premier's gaiety, oi- remove the black cloud from his brov.. His one consolation is in his nephew, Arthur ...
... ~competitor than to 'Mr. Cavendzish. He sat for Cambridge and Maldon in the unreformed XParliaments of 1830 and '1831, when Whig votes, -were wanted and after the Rteform bill he represented North Derbyshire ; until in 1834 he succeeded his grandfather ...
... of tragedy and comedy extending over two generations-attended Mrs. Jordan's benefit performance, the occasion on which the Whig Club offered the substantial tribute of recognition to the merits of the fair comedienne already recorded. This was on April ...