... tadivideal du hear) ve found you to know that Gen c Che - “‘“. iSt e mu':'““' H © causes day hy'Mto ..“‘ the |sy in Loudon Whig feeli deeply imbu ,l',oh I sa; am not the commi daty i (vmw.,um Glycerine Juju after an ,—lt may. : pmo“:' e s e n eubstituted ...

... than usual of the caustic of the ** candid friend.” 1 cannot think I was mistaken in ‘imly to Mr, Gladstone, as leader of the Whig- pu-?of England. During Lord Palmerston’s I.u\law ovaryrunnmnlmlumbofinmudmj t wiuawhiuz::dixmdouw; I had no reason to suppose ...

... the passing of the Reform Bill, first calling up peers’ eldest sona™ The fact is mentioned in Mr, Roebuck’s History of the Whig Ministry, and in Mr, Molesworth’s History of the Reform Bill. The occasion did not arise for the exercise of a power %0 great ...

... which I speak, statesmen of all party complexions have filled the highest offices of state— Protectionists and Free Traders, Whigs and Tories, Coalitionists, Liberals and Conservatives ; yet the national outlay has gonme on aungmenting, protests have been ...

... party staked by his impetuous chief on a single chance. And what is that chance? What security has he, or any of the great Whig nobles, that when the battle comes they may not find themselves fighting with a faint heart for a cause with which they have ...

... coat's havin and » Wil Arkw be for tific | condi vanta agrict two ¢ sad | oonsic the ui this o every mann oaase | Gy ot is whig ol ...

... Mury, arrived on board at eight o’clock and wen into chapel. The body was then transferreq to the Admiralty yacht Enchantress, whig at once proceeded to Woolwich. Adminy Fanshawe superintended the disembagks. tion. The ensigus of the ships were hoisted half ...

... s will attempt to revive those ideas of protection which were so tenaciously held by our aristocratic legislators, whether Whig or Tory, from the days of the Revolution to the beginning of the present century; but we fail to see why other nations should ...

... When the King came there could of course be no further debate in the Royal presence; so the Parliameat was dissolved, the Whigs secured a majerity at the elections, and the Reform Bill became the law of the land. 2 It is & curious instance of the power ...

... boughtby political truckling and bullying, but are the free giftof afree nation. The great questions at issue now are not between Whig and Tory, Conservative and Liberal. They are questions which affect Englishmen as Englishmen, and on the result of the election ...

... came forward, and his chance was uite as hopeless, and a good many suggested that &olonsl Cavendish should come forward as a Whig. Another general election and two Conservative candidates came forward, but Mr. Busby— (laughter) —was confident that they ...

... man, woman, and child will suffer. (Hear, hear.) Now, gentlemen, it is the duty of Her Majesty’s Ministers, whether they be Whig or Conservative, and it is the duty of the Imperial Parliament, to see that these interests are protected. Now, these are interests ...