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... Government and the whole staple of the Conservative party, supported it by their votes, A Conservative or two, the bulk of the Whigs, almost all the Radicals, and all the Dissenters in HotMe, divided agamstit. It was opposed successively by Sir R. Ioglis, ...
... turn out the late Ministry, that Mr. M. O'Connell and Mr. French were the members who conveyed to the Irish party that if the Whigs took office no income-tax would be imposed on Ireland. This declaration determined the Irish members to oppose the Budget proposed ...
... Daily News, speaking for that section thus shows its 'teeth:—'• Whatever may be the exact proportion in which the elements of Whig and Tory are finally to be blended in the Coalition Cabiuet. there seems to be hut little reason to doubt that as a whole its ...
... enabled ^ELLINGTON to bring the revolutionary war to a Rlorious termination. Revived bv PKEL, it repaired the deficiencies of the Whig Chancellor, and by it he corned out the principles oi free trade. With it a Mi- nister is empowered to meet the clamorous demands ...
... incumbency, butoccupied liimselfwilh larmiugexperiments in the north of England. HOADLEY, who was made Bishop of BANGOR by the Whigs, in 1715 (the same Whins that stopped Convocation), never so much as visited his diocese during tho whole six years that he ...
... three yens, In tbe face of sinking majorities, and agamst his lordship's own wishes, for the sole purpose of keeping aut the Whigs, whom he regardeù with a feeling of the bitterest aversion. So deeply was thi3 feeling rooted in hi3 Majesty's mind, that when ...
... through all his mutations; and iI, we believe, but carrying out tix- principles of his great Master, even to an atliancewith Whigs and Radicals. We attribute, however, the small majority which Mr- GLADSTONE has yet secure I in Oxford to the dam i-ing • ippoit ...
... was expected by Mr. Bentley. He consequently returna to the old The Marninr/ Herald is ravenous for an extensive reform. A Whig proposal to disfranchise twelve borough, ar;d take one men) her from thirty-one other, and leduie the county franchise from ...
... dollars LoUMonte* W,IS olar- ried ill Sau Francisco Oil the 2nd ult. to Mr. P. P. Hull, late proprietor of the San Prancisco Whig. Mr. Hull was a jellow-pas-euger WilÍI the counters on her journey tt) Call1onlia, and the IHquailltallce then formed la-t ...