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... of unity; Mr. Disraeli, with his dramatic turn, manages best, and see the fruits; but can get further than perplexing the Whigs with fear of change. The Finamial Reformers have had their roueter, on Mr. Cobdcn’s motion for Retrenchment; also the Parliamentary ...
... aggressions, for threefold reason, —It had well-«ftvtfi;ed policy of its own ; it was less jealous the Whigs than Sir Robert Peel who had suffered the Whigs supersede him ; and at the very commencement of the the divisions on the Address had exposed its we-kness ...
... confined to Ireland. Repeal may say to Whig Liberalism, the skull says to your living face, ** Fui—Es: Sum—Erin.” Repeal expires bec.;ase its existence wa? existed without that fact making anv to people. So it is with the Whig Cabinet politically.. •‘ principles” ...
... parliament that was elected under his auspices, contorted until the death of the King 1837, when new one was summoned the Whigs. the dinner given at Merchant Tailors’ Hall by the Conservative members their leader, on the 12lh of May, 1838, Sir R. Peel ...
... has been filled, time only can disclose. However, this may be, under either contingency obligation has been discharged, and Whig gratitude dexterously evinced by a transposition that secures for certain *the highest office o r pension of the Crown to a ...
... interest should suffer its act on the Government completely paralyzed.” Another contemporary, strongly sympathizing with the Whigs possession, sees in thesw suggestions a coalition of divided sections with Mr. Gladstone at the head ; tries create alarm at ...
... Tellers- - - 2 an Pairs - - - --9 ya Present Whig Protcctionists - 10 25 - 203 tlh Absent of country party, without pairs - 35 Wi . Country party supporting government - 22 an . 260 br FREE-TaADERS. - . Whigs and Radicals present - 255 Tellers - - 2 D2 ...
... those who addressed it. The time seems to have passed by e when the violence of mobs, or the contemptuous I conduct of the Whig-Radical government-for a brief period in the ascendant-produced any other feeling than one of determined and intense opposition ...
... writers to be sent in the closed mail, by way of France, must be specially addressed, either ' vie France, or Be vid Calais. WHIG COS615TENcY.-BIB. DnUIMMOND'S MOTION.- The fobllowing is from a letter in the Times:-Sir-I I think you would do much to stop ...
... Objections. Whig Objections. Districts. Sustained. Failed. Sustained. Failed. Ash bourn- - 12 S3 Belper - - 15 7 3 12 Derby- - - 30 15 30 73 Heanor - - 12 10 Ilkeston - - 7 18 Melbourne -5 6 13 10 Swadlincote - 9 19 Wirksworth 11 17 25 Conservatives. Whigs. New ...
... partisanship. There has never been a period, however c brief in Whig history when this was different, and t the tact has grown almost into a proverb. Nor is the case different with Whig-radicalism in all its more local developments. We do not pretend ...
... an digf niet by the government with a distinct and direct pe negative, and to their support rallied thie whole onI mass of Whigs, Radicals9, anid Republicans, who ,esf Lwhen the occasion suits them, can declaim loudl Hai Ienough in faivour of economy and ...