... Ministers and their adherents. Arid how eyed a feat of self-devotion would help them seems equally unintelligible. Meanwhile the Whig and Peelite coteries are building cabinets of cards, and filling up i with amusing particularity every post, howeVer subordinate ...

... not more — the one including within it all the various gradations of opinion, from the high and aristocratic and exclusive Whig down to the wildest theorist and most extreme Radical, that party in all its various ramifications comprising somesehere about ...

... to act with Lord ABERDEEN, he actually ventured to accuse that nobleman of having, in conjunction with the leaders of the Whigs, of the Peelites, of the Radicals, and of the Irish members, concocted an unconstitutional and a treacherous plot or cabal ...

... it came. SINCE MOND kr, ANYTHING LIKE DEPENDABLE Rumours of the negotiations undoubtedly going on between the best of the Whigs, and the best of the Peelites, have been, considering all things, remarkably few and far between. The general feeling, however ...

... promotion of another of their cleverest orators to political power, is so far burst the old aristocratic exclusiveness with which Whigs and Conservatives—but particularly the former—so long and so jealously fenced the access to Downing-street. So, then, stands ...

... anticipated— the majority of the democratic ticket being but about two thousand greater than ' it had been calculated by the Whigs. The source from whence flows the golden treasure appears as inexhaustible as when the flood-gates were first opened. By the ...

... destruction of the other, decreased in due proportion. The old Whigs and Tories were modified and weakened Roundheads and Cavaliers, the Liberals and Conservatives modified and weakened Whigs and Tories. The CROMWELLS and the LAUDS had dwindled into the ...

... of the Conservative party. In 1847 we had a Whig Cabinet, supported by a Whig and Radical majority in the House of Commons. In 1852 a Whig Cabinet is confessed to be an impossibility. Even were all the .Whigs and all the Radicals in Parliament to unite ...

... thought, when he last addressed them, that he should so soon be called on to do so again. He referred to the break-up of the last Whig Government, and of the accession to office of the Derby Government. Lord Derby asked for a fair trial, and the country had ...

... tangible verities. We have got a Ministry which seems to command the approval and support of men of every class of opinion. Whigs, Radicals, and Conservatives vie in the wish to do it honour. Its personnel is justly lauded as comprising within itself all ...

... by a man of a fresh and salient intellect, which stretched the wits of his opponents to their very utmost; and as neither Whigs, Peelites, nor Radicals were strong enough, single-handed, to upset the dominant faction, a skilful and trusted hand was required ...

... hands to labour would inevitably produce an increase of wages. (Cheers.) Adverting next to the Ten Hours' Bill, he said the Whigs hung upon the cry of Free-trade because they thought it was the popular cry; but the mill operatives had been robbed of their ...