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... the country, inthe Lords, in the Commons —nay, even in the Ministry itself ! out of which it has driven at least one great Whig peer, and is believed to have shaken the allegiance of the Marquis of HARTINGTON himself—a bill which.atd Epwarp CAVENpise ...
... notorious fact that this obnoxious measure has all but alienated the whole ‘Whig element in the ranks of the Liberal party. Mr. W. J. FrrzwiLLiAx, a representative of one of the oldest Whig families in the kingdom, seconded the motion for its rejection from one ...
... om-ndaofmmmwnol lzn.edomtndmp.l:.vboo!. Ohnnhw-:n:my. tists were standing mwwu inmnng 00-nict.-nd(ormfinothodiflmflon between Whig and Tory was lost in a common zeal for the Protestant cause. The seven Bishops were thrust intotljnmotmmnul‘suhnt they had ...
... befall them was that strange and ‘tiormii da {;onn:ii: th;.i: :hxhum which nen‘ ';:allod ying. as it t! e & process of dying, whi:g no one could interpret to his brother, but whingx no one could escape, should find them unprepared, unnerved, and confounded ...
... which the Tory leaders are ignorant of, and takes refuge with Canning, in whom he trusts; afterwards accepts office under the Whigs, and ultimately becomes Prime Minister. Whether intentionally or not, the phase of mind by which his political allegiance is ...
... drinks barley coffee, eats sheeptail fat instead of butter (which he can seldom Eet), and is believodkm be fondl of his money, whig:. eis supposed te keep in & leather stocking in hi waggon-chest, hidden under his bed. LramMa Learaer.—The skin of the ilama ...
... make so distinguished a mark. In the autumn of 1532 he issued an address to the electors of High Wycombe in opposition to the Whig candidate but failed to be returned by afew votes. On the dismissal of the Melbourne Ministry in 1834 he again lrpnlod to the ...
... further decadence in party discipline when the hand that has so long driven the ill-assorted team turns over the reins to his Whig colleagues. It is early yet to speculate on the legislative programme of the next session. That the Land question will be pushed ...
... successor, he could not say he could admire Lord Granville for he was an aristocratic Wh;! and no one could say now-a-days what a Whig wo! a put up with. As to Lord Hartington he had nothing to say against him on mnnfi points, but he was not fitted for a leader ...
... which some aspiring politicans have learnt from the free lances which fight under the Liberal banners, but even the staunchest Whig must have by this time arrived at the conclusion that a House of Commons elected by the people forms a very untrustworthy ...
... Our Polidmlhwryhddhm ‘We have had ‘ Hard Shells,” ** Soft Shnlhh';l.nd “ Half Shells.” Then there have been * Silver Gray Whigs,” LB othr““ Ilth-:ud i lmfind(nlfi no ooun! an - mdmhthmn(pdfinn:mlflmAw the names of political grou, nc(at ocertain definite ...
... if the worst comes to the worst, have a mjm’ of 70, Making even the amplest allowance for defections on the rrt of alarmed Whigs or dhoppohhd Radicals, that is a pretty fair working majority ; and it wfll.is:o,pably be swelled by some votes from the A LirrLe ...