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... ministry was formed, giving to that gentleman the office of the Chancellor of the Exchequer. The names were laughed at by the Whigs, but when the men made their appearance in their new official characters in the two Houses, those men who bad sneered, found ...
... which a few short years have wrought, not in the opinions only, but in the whole relationships of our public men. The game of whig and tory, liberal and conservative, been played out. - AN OF AT CAPR.—The following circumstance is mentioned In the host-received ...
... prominent ~ lese names Lord J olin Russell and jord Palmerston, are in themselves sufficient guarantee for the support of the whole Whig party.’’ Times, Friday, Dec. 21. A Valiant Defend™ of CnuncH and State. When Mr. Disraeli was bringing forward his budget, ...
... to find that there is a prospect of Mr. H. Edwards, the former conservative member, who, by the unscrupulous conduct of the whigs was defeated at the last election, being returned in the place of Sir Charles Wood, now the President of the Board of Control ...
... kinds. But in the mouth of Whigs this amounts to very little. It is a cuckoo cry on which they have been living for a long time, without reducing it to practice. As an independent liberal journal remarked the other day, the Whigs, who have talked more of ...
... contemplate. And how are they politically At the moment, not j whit better; but, although the Conservatives are out, and j the Whigs, Peelites, Radicals, and the Irish Brigade in, yet I do believe that there is a good time coming, boys! j and that we shall ...
... The Tractarians, who occupy several posts of influence, desire clerical independence in association with state support. The Whigs, for the most part, while anxious to encourage the doctrines of the Reformation, are equally intent keeping the church under ...
... and Singleton,)—paper filled by two men who called with pen and Ink; Elizabeth West wood, Georges-street,—voting filled the Whig runners ; Robert Spinks, 76, Byron-street—voting paper filled in his yard by two men wbo called for the purpose, one of whom ...
... which already showed symptoms of failure and disruption. Both these expectations have been justified, by the resignation of the Whig administration in March last, and by that of Lord Derby aud his colleagues in December, neither the old Parliament which existed ...
... laid down these elementary articles ot hie political faith, Mr. Keogh thus proceeded If all the Nettles In the house joined a whig administration, I would be their unmitigated, their untiring, their indefatigable opponett. I will not support any party which ...
... by James Holland's (Lord) Memoirs of the Queechy Beatrice, by Miss Sinclair Whig Party Quakerism Blithedale Bomsnrm. by Hawthorn Han's Travels Roebuck's History of the Whig Bleak Hoase, hy C. Dickens Holcroft's Mssaoirß Ministry of 1830 Baronet's Fsmily ...
... strong government this time, in point of ability. You may doubt, with Lord Derby, the compatibility of a coalition of Tories, Whigs, and Peelites in one and the same cabinet, and you may have little confidence in their power for good or evil; but just look ...