... shoutings, groans, and cock-crowings from the back benches of the opposition, and the ironical cheers of the great body of the Whig party it was utterly impossible to catch the meaning of two consecutive sentences.] The hon. gentldman resolutely stood up ...

... You will let in the Whig-Radicals, the answer is, You who adopt their principles, not we who adhere to our own, are the parties letting in the Whig-Radicals. It well becomes you, who are about 100, and who have gone over to Whig-Radical principles, ...

... the opinion of the Whigs and Free-traders, extremely dishonest, and even now proposing to the House to agree to that Which he believes is not the right pblicy for the country to adopt; but, on the other hand, it is held by the same Whigs and Free-traders ...

... You will let in the Whig-Radicals, the answer is, You who adopt their principles, not we who adhere to our own, are the parties letting in the Whig-Radicals. It well becomes you, who are about 100, and who have gone over to Whig-Radical principles, ...

... between Whig and Conservative. We say it with pain, but ft is susceptible of proof, that Sir Robert Peel has been covertly a Whig almost through his whole political life.. The right hon. Baronet has carried Whig measures, and almost wholly Whig measures ...

... India Bonds, 18 to 23 prem.; and Bank Stock, 2041. Persons of the largest experience in the Money Market consider that the Whig Ministers must arrange their budget so as to include an advance in the rate of interest on Exchequer Bills as essential to ...

... larger section of the people, who leave these things to chance. If a country be equally divided between Conservatives and Whigs, and the League throws in 1,000 faggot-votes, while no counteracting power is exerted on the other side, it is clear that this ...

... to have such men as to render it impossible for the present Ministry to hold office any more. He would not hesitate between Whigs or Radicals, or anything else, but should say, Don't hesitate at voting against any man who was a friend of Sir Robert Peel ...

... premises —'t thought that it would commit the fixed ni ta a among the Whigs. But the noble Lord 511° 0 have well considered,—estimable as ' Ms the old Constitutional Whig,—who ever csag i Whig-Radical ?—the question might b e answered by enquiring, who ever ...

... rapidity of utterance perfectly astonishing, he referred to past events, and indulged in anticipations of the future. The Whigs were, of course, the objects of his unsparing satire, and his eloquent denunciations of them were applauded to the echo. In ...

... rapidity of utterance perfectly astonishing, he referred to past events, and indulged in anticipations of the future. The Whigs were, of course, the objects of his unsparing satire, and his eloquent denunciations - of them were applauded to the echo. ...

... instances the fathers have come forward earnestly and emphatically to protest against the new and fantastical notions in favour of Whig-Radical policy which Sir Robert Peel has induced their sons to adopt, The Duke of Newcastle felt himself compelled by a sense ...