... the first lord's private secretary, was a new hand, and that Mr. Churchward was not quite so discreet as was zealous. The Whigs would have managed matters much better; for their official subordinate are trained to an amount of impassiveness which the ...

... inst., viz.—That after three years passing the Reform Bill of 1832, the Tories were again in office, and from that time the Whig Government can never be said to have been powerful, or even fairly able to carry its own measures. An ample proof this of ...

... circular. Nevertheless, walked a few minutes past twelve. I found the Council Chamber filled with gentlemen almost exclusively Whigs and Tories, and the very few who belonged to neither of those parties had, like myself, gone at the risk of refusal, not having ...

... There can be divergence and no difference where there ia motion. Liberals may be classified into two if not three sections—the Whig, the Liberal or Radical, and occasionally, as at Bristol, * The Working Man. If these disunite, they give an easy victory ...

... the candidate most likely to win the seat. One word further upon a statement affecting the old Whig party generally. is boldly asserted that in 1868 the Whigs wanted Mr. Tillett. I ask for names, and I point to the reports of the many meetings held 1868 ...

... every constituency, but nowhere more strikingly than in this city, where the Whig candidate was supported by Tory votes, and the Tory candidate the reciprocating kindness of the Whigs. Circumstances have materially changed since 1847. Free trade, which then ...

... refers specially to the Ballot, and it is worthy of observation that it tacitly refutes one of the absurd arguments of the Whigs. Because the electors have a public duty to discharge, the Governor demands protection for them. So far as electors can held ...

... in the sides of the Whigs*. Dr. Bramston, for sermon preached the Temple Church, was struck off the list of Royal chaplains. At St. Mary’s, Whitechapel, Weldon, tha Jacobite rector, had caused the portrait of Kennett, the rising Whig preacher, rector of ...

... they may be assured that there is not for their party even the shadow of a chance. Whilst the division lasted between the Whigs and the Radicals there was chance, certainly, that Conservative, by getting votes from his opponents, might come near them ...

... Scoles* Green, Norwich, July 16th, 186 S. To the Editor. Sir —Is the Mercury the recognised organ of the Whig party? so, so much the worse for the Whigs. The editor who can write eloquently if cot grammatically upon nearly everything that takes place upon ...

... oe Commons as Mr. {Ridley Colburne, last representing Wells from 1835 to 1837 Tn 1839 he was raised) to the peerage by the Whig Premier. His lordship married om the [th of June, 1808, Charlotte, daughter of the Right Hon. Thos. Steele, by whom he had ...

... their party should be in office. They have the peculiar power to carry their points the instrumentality, at one time of the Whig, and at another the Tory, party. Lord Jons Russell carried the Reform Bill; Sir Robert Peel, free-trade; and possibly my Lord ...