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... turned out, and the India Bill has been since cited by every Tory satirist from Gifford to Disraeli as the standing proof of Whig recklessness and rapacity. But now came the turn of the late Opposition ; and Mr. Pitt, is apt the case with Tory Ministers ...
... has conferred the Green Riband of the Thistle, vacant by the death of the Earl of Stair upon the Earl of Eglinton. —Northern Whig. Viscount and Viscountess Stratford de Redcliffe left Grosvonor-square yesterday, on a visit to her Majesty. We are sorry to ...
... Frederick Lucas, that the faction which he is the mouth-piece had more confidence in Lord Derby and his party than either in Whigs Peelites. There has been very large arrival of foreign wheat, &c.. in the port Limerick within the last few days, no less than ...
... and division in the House of Commons on Mr. Disraeli’s budget, Friday, the 17th of December, there was a large meeting of the Whig party held at Lansdowne House, for the purpose of considering what was to l>e done Lord Derby’s overthrow. there is dilTereuce ...
... ones, to the party with whom he happens to stand in immediate connection (instances of which we might cite from Ins days of Whig connection—from his days of Peel- connection —from his days of PEEL-dis- connection —from his days of Protectionist Opposition—from ...
... facto and secret uu standing had between Messrs. Bulwer and Clayton the treaty which they negociated relating teni America The Whigs made an attempt postpone the but they were defeated, and the resolution was f • a vote of to 17. President had sent sage to ...
... and the Parliament; the Administration of Lord North ; the formation of the Coalition Ministry, and the breaking up of the Whig Party the King’s first illness, and the contest on the Regency question ; the French Revolution, .-md the War against France ...
... case of the Ministry who now hold office. For years before the Derby coup main on Downing-strcet, the reinforcement of tho Whig Ministry by the adjunction of tho ablest colleagues of tho late Sir Robert Peel was a generally felt political ne- cessity ...
... great Seuffi .iu“n.r and of binding to the t.tumphan chariot wheels of administrative ability all the fain© and genius of the Whig party (cheers). But I thmk I have a right to ask the noble lonl frankly Are you Secret ary, are you not f' It is Secretary ...
... —but I will content myself with quoting the words of great Whig minister who bore a name which must command the respect of every gentleman on the benches opposite— l mean the gentlemen of the Whig party. I remember reading the report of great debate which ...
... the cause of civil and religious liberty (cheers). Mr. Mitchell, student of divinity, only know Lord Carlisle as a consistent Whig, who did not possess the qualities of the candidate he would propose—vie., Mr. Benjamin Disraeli (hisses, groans, and cheers) ...
... comparative indifference and impartiality. In 1783 Mr. Pitt vaulted into power on the back of the Directors, and though the Whigs failed to carry their India Bill, they succeeded in inflicting deep wounds on the Company, and letting in a flood of light ...