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... state. Lord JOHN RUSSELL'S attitude in this debate was not unworthy of notice. For the second time within one week, he, the Whig leader, came forward with Conservative professions, while the ex-Conservative portion of the Cabinet sat in very significant ...
... mpg! THE PRESS. 108 3IANILIES TO THE WHIGS. ••• The publreatt , l , of fifth and last of .audio', to the 'nip, although in typ9, unarosdably postponed till uesl week. ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE SPECIAL COMMISSION UNDER THE NEW ACT TO INQUIRE INTO THE ...
... your opinion in the House of Commons that the manufacturing system of this country was too much developed, and denounced the Whigs as pirates, because they proposed a fixed duty of Ss. per quarter ou corn ; and that a very few years afterwards you induced ...
... principles of our external policy, on which our power depends, the do• signs of RUSSIA would have been defeated. But neither Whig nor Tory, Liberal nor Cotnervative, rules now in England. Baron BRUNoW has shown himaelf equal to the occasion; be has seized ...
... union of those men who will defend England as she is. History has buried in the past all of the old feuds between Tories and Whigs save that mere emula tion for power which hunts out pretexts for unsubstantial differences. Both have now to protect from a ...
... from the seventeenth century. Its arelneology we leave to the pedants, and we content ourselves by saying that the Tories and Whigs existed long before they were thus baptised. and, instead of dating those great confederacies from the times of Halifax and ...
... of political insult.—having during his whole career as a 'Whig opposed the impost as a measure of finance ! And do you think that this fresh triumph to the Peelites is no fresh damage to the Whig: ! Mr. GLADSTONE'S Budget itself, regarded purely as a financial ...
... A110w 1111 y, the tole, the L ') N SA('ltEl) II.IItMMUNIC lir. ItoYAL CANTATA, in mid of the Fund for Completing the New Whig of the linatipton Hospital and Disease of the Chest. Principal Mho% larch, Mrs. Miii Ihdby, MIMS M. Will, Mr. Lockey. Mr. ...
... the Irish representatives (1832), the Pope demanded the confiscation of the Protestant Church. In a moment of weakness the Whigs wavered, and would have allowed the Papacy to insert the wedge, but for the determined conduct of Mr. Stanley, aided principally ...
... respect to the formation of at Government which, after the late general election, were entered into between the leaders of the Whig party and the Manchester school? Mr. HATTER : I cannot say I altogether unaware that certain communications took place of that ...
... in that day—the rage fin. nationality in the north, for Romanism in the south—with the intemperance of popularity-hunting Whigs, combined to make the scheme of Union almost I a hopeless one. In achieving that great measure, Lord Castlereagh proudly associated ...
... introduced the measure under pressure from the extreme democratic party. Nor wax that pressure of recent date. For many years the Whig Ministry had felt its weight, and endeavoured to alleviate it by enneession In the last thirty years the income of the country ...