... years, it does now? The moderate Whigs see clearly that the advocacy of Peerage Reform must be fatal to the Liberal? party, and accordingly they decry it for the present. It must, they say, inevitably break up the Whig- Radical union,?? unless the Ministers ...

... monopoly which it was left for Mr. Gladstone to destroy. But, although a Whig in his detestation of the practical grievances which are the result of bigotry, he was not less a Whig in the emphasis his attachment to Protestantism, and on one memorable occasion ...

... news of this most unexpected hut happy event has just arrived in time make one of the ( ...

... case may be, who has acted as a patriot rather than as a party man. A Tory voter for five counties considers that wherever Whigs, sitting for single seats, safe but for this split, have stood firm to their principles, the Tories are hound in honour to ...

... At the time of the last election Mr. Chamberlain was 3 Home Ruler. He was a and had distinctly separated hims-lf from the Whigs; but now they found him among the Liberal Unionists, whose latest declaration was against the prin- ciple of Home Rule. Mr ...

... the Whig-Radical conicdcracv. The bill throw out in consequence its being a gross job, creating upwards of two hundred and fourteen new places, with salaries to the amount of 04,000/. per annum, all in the patronage of the patronage-hating whigs. The ...

... adherents the Church in Wales existed was principally due to Whig fJovornmenta, who followed the admirable system the present (lovernroent. of jobs and political rewards; that it was the Whig Covem raents of the Goorges who tilled the sees the bishops ...

... ancient instincts of the Whigs ; before ho opens hie mouth to proclaim his plans of Government, or tests the confidence of Parliament by his measures, he proceeds to fortify himself by lavishing honours upon the tepeesentativesuf the Whig notorieties in former ...

... Jeacon Whigs” who receive the small sum annually of Who will the zeal of these noble lords in favor f this existing Government? In addition to these twenty-e: . The erved sons, the following members of the right revere nd land have to thank the Whig rv their ...

... in our hands the same time. 'lt is said that the Whigs, and certain of the Radicals Birmingham, have coalesced, on the understanding that the Whigs arc to support Mr. Scholefield, and the Radicals, Whig candidate, in the place of Mr. Attwood.—Among all ...

... fourth party in House consists of the Conservative or Constitutional Whigs. Tbcir number has been estimated as greater than that of the Jacobins, and nearly equal to that of the Radical Whigs. This party counts among its members some of the ablest men and ...

... compliance with hia own view of the necessities of his position, he proposed to offer high office to several memben of the Whig party, and even certain members of Lord Russell's Government. He should, therefore, have to ask from his own supporters a sacrifice ...