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... THE SWANSEA AND GLAMORGAN HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH Sir R. Peel, or Lord J. Russell—to Proteetionist, Couaervative, Whig, or Radical—the same sentiment is reechoed, that this work is to lie the work of the British people—that its responsibility, ite glory ...
... ll ,583,944 5 1116 (1) Returned by the Portland influence. (2) Mr. P. Bouverie, the Whig member, absent June 30th, 1857. 3) Mr. C. Cavendish, a Whig. 4) Mr. Adeane, Whig member, absent June 30th. 5) Mr. W. Marshall, absent 1857, but voted for the . motion ...
... political worldand the best of politicians confess themselves one. qual to see the results of recent events in connexion with the Whig Ministry—the active speculation of the public, or rather of the newspapers, with a view to satisfying the cravings of the public ...
... resource upon which the Whigs have drawn largely in tl.eir shortcomings during the past 12 years. Under its influence they have paid court to their opponents, and abandoned their friends. It is not in Parliament alone that the Whig party have dissociated ...
... 49, Paternoster-row, London, and all Booksellers, tOW, WHEN, awl WHOM to MARRY, with Ohservatioos on the Mille of Marring.. Whig so onhappy. By tin 1t A. Pries Is ITIHE ART of DREASINO with ELEGANCY sod PROpRIETY; to which is oddod, the of • 1..1(1) ...
... the merits of free trade, and went before the otheial Whigs in perceiving its practicability and from that date was nothing, except superior business to distinguish the Conservative leader from Whig leader. The agree! ment destroyed the faculty of party ...
... to us to be not among the most logical of reasoners, nor the profoundest of politicians. lie seems inclined to raise the old Whig cry, tolerate us in doing nothing, otherwise you may be compelled to put up with those who will do worse than nothing. This ...
... definitive settlement for ever of this question, as one of infinitely greater importance than that which relates to either party, Whig or Tory, being in the ascendant. There is at least (mite as much good to be secured from Lord Derby's Hoverament, if it honestly ...
... Ministers had taken under their especial patronage; this intimation has been 'taught up most greedily by the dependents of the Whig Government, if at least we may judge from their attendance on House of Commons duties; nor are we without examples of the contagion ...
... £4OO unpaid. At Nottingham, the two Whig candidates expeuthal £12.000, and polled voters ' and the Tory candidates disbursed from £4,000 to Ce.t.e 0, anti received 144 votes. At Lewes, 411 electors voted for the two Whig candidates, at a cost of £5,000 (£ ...
... instruniental in carrying the tor the relmal Of the representative system. On the resignation of Earl Grey, ill August, 1834, the Whig Ministry was modified, and Viscount Melbourne was reined to the office of Furst Lord of the Treasury. !Ministry was dissolved ...
... way policy cloaked under it. The matter reflects no credit on the Whig Ministry, who throw overboard their friends to conciliate their opponents. But this is the old game of the Whigs, and will continue, we suspect, to the end of their chapter—an event ...