... danger of refusing a moderate and conservative measure of reform like the bill now before the House, and of separating the Whigs from the i popular section of the Liberal party. He criticised the bill of Lord Derby's Government, and then pros ceeded to ...

... nothing against you. On the contrary, I say, to the credit of our Government, and not merely to the credit of the leaders of the Whig party, but also to the credit of the leaders of the Tory party, and to Lord Derby especially, who, in his speech against r ...

... Ministry 1852, the Earl of Aberdeen was called upon to form an Administration, which he did by inducing a coalition between the Whigs and the followers of Sir Robert Peel; admitting one Radical (Sir William Molesworth) to the Cabinet, and conferring some minor ...

... fermline all his life. hey had such a They had no Tories then, their fight was Political Union before the passing of the Refi Whigs. He recollected Mi ht. ranville, (Renew: ‘ed | stood for the Burghs, Lord Dalmeny had do to any thing that was not exactl: ...

... must conform. It sets out with the expression of the opinion, that the Government would be acting injudiciously —whether Whigs or Tories guided its counsels— which should think of beginning the next Session of Parliament with a Reform Bill. In support ...

... independent member, and this function ia, af jnarter healthy une. you from an en! iy i o time. Tw ald sa; “Lf you bave ent Whig proclivities, wh: impedes the vern all but order to retard their progress, turn him oat—th aked, vou get rid of him the better ...

... '^ermiiwu !;»««nM.v«, ii, e if^^^,^} sanitary Übij«a£ ll,e £,•»„,«. The '' ~ tl , ' e ***** «• f wr. Sidneys, and skin, afl Whig l'iils operate) * Holloway's mass' eTbIWS ';» WW..:0u 0U kidneys ...

... Chancellor of the Exchequer from ing that course which he has not originated for himself, but one which every Government, whether Whig or Tory, must follow. If you succeed, b_v a majority, in overturning the Government, and coming in yourselves, you must instantly ...

... unfortunately, it was forgotten rather than remembered. Placed between Olipliant who had secured the support alike of the old Whig party proper, a wing of tbe Radical party, together with respectable section of the Conservatives— and Mr Evans, who seemed ...

... post which he held until Sir Robert Peel's advent to power in the autumn of 1811. When the combination of Protectionists and Whigs on the Irish Coercion Bill drove Sir Robert Peel from power in 1816, Mr Macaulay returned to office as Paymaster-General of ...

... hurried, and active movements immediate. From Charleston we learn that thes.egehas been renewed with great vigour. The Richmond Whig represents the bombardment of the forts the heaviest that has yet taken place. The nature of the obstructions to the harbour ...

... principles of Tory, Whig, and Radical, in the following way:-Tory, he sa.d signified the top or the best-as the top or cream of the milk was the richest and far superior part was tie lory principle superior to all others. He said that Whig was comparable whey ...