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... ve to hold himself in readiness, so that by vigorous and united efforts, the country may be paved from the fated errors of Whig domination and misrule. The proceedings in Parliament have not been of much interest, the debate on the question of confidence ...
... his opinion en the matter; be (Mr. N. received Mr. Bro)le's *newer on Tuesday. His resew for =melting Mr. Brodie w.s, that he Whig the person who had prepared the plans and erwriling te which the work was premeds! with, he thought be was the proper person ...
... men upon earth if en, after of their acts of inter• ferrite with the albite of enstrin, done io direct contravention of the Whig principles pro. *tiered by Lord Grey. Sir It. Peel began by elladiestiog the motives which in. &toyed his rote. that the migrates*/ ...
... has earned the contempt and disgust of all parties except the well-compacted little body of self- interested or prejudiced Whig partisans. They have little character with the country for political honesty, and abso- lutely none for even competent political ...
... that a pure Whig ever does, g.* he can help it; and the latest event in l\irliainntary »» stoiy, at tne time of this Irish Bill coming before Piieir Lordships, v/a.s a resolution of the House of jCommons, on Saturday morning, to k^ep the Whigs ,fftt place ...
... Of these, one hundred and fifty-one were in favour of Gofewer” 1 ' ° f 3t> fifty-one, than eighty peers were created by the Whig adobevauce' , l,aJ lWir obeyauce or have received increase of rank in the peerage of the United Kingdom—Me, niug Chronicle ...
... ANALYSIS OF THE DIVISION MR. ROEBUCK’S MOTION. PRESENT. Ayes 310 Noes 2C4 Tellers 2 Tellers 312 2CC Pairs 9 Pairs 9 Absent Whigs 21 Absent Conservatives, including both Pro-312 tectionists and Pecl 313 ii Trail, G. Bernard, Lord Grosvcnor, Lord Blandford ...
... a strange state of things. It is a return to the position of parties in 1839- 1840, when it was common expression that the Whigs might hold place, but the Conservatives held the power. Such, however, can be nothing more than a transition state. No one ...
... WHIGS ABSENT —21. Adair, H.; Anderson, A. (abroad); Armstrong, R.; Arundel and Surrey, Lord; Bell, J. (ill); Benet, J.; Colebrooke, Sir E. ; Crawford, W. S.; Grattan, Henry Hcathcote, J.; Horsman, W.; Lawless, Hon. C.; Loveden, Pryce; M'Namara, Major; ...
... white staff' in his hand, passed through the crowd of his suitors to welcome Parnell, when that ingenious writer deserted the Whigs. Steele was a Commissioner of Stamps and a Member of Parliament. Arthur Mainwaring was Commissioner of the Customs and Auditor ...
... Lords and Commons for M inisters .. 379am ?? were absent, without lairs, from the division Ve in the House of Commons, 21 Whigs and 38 Con- i ne, servatives. ia- By a most extraordinary coincidence the present c de- Ministries of France and of England ...
... and WhIP almost every public hotly. As to politics, the Duke of Cambridge, in early life, was courted alike by Tory KIRI Ivy Whig. On the one hand, he was by Fox, Sheridan, the Prince Qf the Dnke of Sussex, and the Duchess of Devonshire—on the other, be ...