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... utterly overthrown, and things have gone so far that it was only the other day that a distinguished member of Congress of the Whig party, an a notorious Protectionist, arose in his place and proposed a general reduction on imported articles, by which the ...
... impelled, by these and other influences, rather far on the road of improvement ? Assuredly. For have not even our old friends the Whigs been wakened from their torpor ? Has not Lord JOHN RUSSELL himself declared the imperative need of recognising the rights of ...
... ballot, of complete religious equality, and the annual censor of our colonial policy, became the colleague of Conservatives, Whigs, high churchmen, and old stagers nearly half-a-century in office, as if it were the most natural thing in the world. That the ...
... attempt of the Whigs. We look on this point to be so certainly gained that we do not even ask for explanations. But we much want to have them on another point—do the Peelites comprehend electoral reform in the same manner as the Whigs, and the Whigs as the Radicals ...
... borough, which well-timed liberality will doubtless be gratefully remembered on the occurrence of another election.—Belfast Whig. MOVEMENTS OF REGIMENTS AND DEPOTS. —The jet battalion of the Ist Foot will move from Portsmouth, where they are at present ...
... tangible verities. We have got a Ministry which seems to command the approval and support of men of every class of opinion. Whigs, Radicals, and Conservative vie in the wish to do it h onour . It s personnel is justly lauded as comprising within itself ...
... attempt of the Whigs. We look on this point to be so certainly gained that we do not even ask for explanations. But we much want to have them on another point—do the Peelites comprehend electoral reform in the same manner as the Whigs, and the Whigs as the Radicals ...
... borough, which well-timed liberality will doubtless be gratefully remembered on the occurrence of another election.—Belfast Whig. MOVEMENTS OF REGIMENTS AND DEPOTS.--The Ist battalion of the Ist Foot will move from Portsmouth, where they are at present ...
... tangible verities. We have got a Ministry which seems to command the approval and support of men of every class of opinion. Whigs, Radicals, and Conservative vie in the wish to do it honour. Its personnel is justly lauded as comprising within itself all ...
... can assure the Whigs that, unless these sins be utterly renounced, they never will be placed in power again by the people. The latter sin, refusal of the Ballot, is the one dearest of all to the hearts of whi gs . What a Heaven-sent Whig, therefore, must ...
... the multitude. ny ln to lB4 th 7 e Whig and be anonims.peeLn_ Igvree wi :l: nt h a a p v vve e whe n irg o e t cfa s tb e b e i en n et si strongeripConservativeprtsupported e pb s ya t rt im ay o . confessed Whigs and all the Radibility. Even' were all ...
... the Conservative party. In 184 7 we had a Whig Cabinet, supported by a Whig and Radical majority i n th e H ouse o f Commons. In 1852 a Whig Cabinet is confessed to be an impossibility. Even were all the Whigs and all the Radicals in Parliament to unite ...