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... THE STATE OF PARTIES—WHIG MANŒUVRES. The Session or Parliament which is no* rapidly drawing to close, has been marked by a series of anomalous incidents, sufficiently repulsive to make men hail with pleasure the period of prorogation or dissolution. The ...
... _ - -- __v_ _ - ] WHIGS AND PLIMSOLITES.-THE DERBY REFORM MEETING. I - r - u -n11 -n At CO- - -t ..T . . IsEkAtiV1a Mihi l lN (i. Hei id TO THE EDITOR OF THE DEIRBY MERCURY. Sir-Conservatism is a good old institution, which is sub- rt ject to much abuse ...
... ©erbjighire FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 27, WLEKLY RETROSPECT. The total breakup of the Whig Administration, and the appointment of Lord Derby' as Premier, are events which, though long since foreseen, came with startling rapidity the attention of the public. That ...
... exercising it, it had dealt less tenderly with Whig boroughs in his proposed measure, and extended their limits equally all round, instead of going some instances 20 or 30 miles in quest of a place amenable to Whig influence—if he had determined that he and ...
... period; it had been a Radical measure, in the support of which a very few Whigs stood almost alone. It was a Whig measure for the time; but if it did not distinguish the Whigs as a party before they adopted it, not understand how it can distinguish them ...
... Many years have elapsed since Dishing Mr. Disraeli's famous scheme for Rosebery. dishing the Whigs was carried into effect. The statesman who toad declared that the concession of household suffrage would sweep away the bulwarks of our constitution ...
... incongruous assembly of Whigs, Uadicals, and I Komanists, and that the latter will labour in their vocation under no one else. Undoubtedly, if the fusion should ever take place, the sacrifice will all the side of the Right lion. Baronet, | who has already ...
... V v' BY MR^WHITE. A3HBOUK7, DERBYS ToTIMRRR ANTS. RUILDRUS, JOINP.RB, CARPFNTKRB. H.OKCS. U WHIG UTS, HIACKSMIIHS, AND OTHEItS. l/pwarda of 1300 LoK of very valuable DRV TIMBER, comprißing the i'e Stock*to-Ttade of the late Mr. Jon* Maionr.v. of atreei ...
... (hofti Adolhmkee—the Derby Mercury of (hat day called them, I iblnk, Coasiitutional Whigs. Thus assailed ell sidev, Baessll-Olsdstofia Ministry drivea from Power bat they .greatly mistake think they bate from Ike minds of Englishmen desire for Reform ...
... anxious Conservative Cor re“ Dishing the spondeut remarks that Lord Ran- Whigs.” dolph Churchill is “ominously quiet.” When his lordship is | quiet—which does not often happen —friends and , foes agree in attributing him sinister intentions. Wbat plot ...
... Sir Charles Napier, the General, once said A Whig is a sneaking pick pocket, pretending to elegance and honesty, when he commits every dirty trick recorded in the Newgate calendar. Tbe daring General must have bad the member for Carlisle in his mind's ...
... St. Aldan's Election.—Mr. Bell, a Quaker che- : mist and a Whig, has been returned in spite of the opposition of Mr. Carden, an Alderman of London and a Conservative, the numbers being 276, and 147 —majority, j 129. The cry of the Quaker was The ...