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... that it was hi reserved for the Government of Lord Derby ti to settle this question, which had never been am settled by the Whigs. It would remain to be fa seen whether this prediction would be verified. yP With regard to the pacification of India, they ...
... late election for North Northiamnptonshire, and the wi Y 8 charges brought against Mr. Hunt, to the screw put th Ireon by the Whigs, and the allegations in reply put mm forward by Mr. Pernon. He claimed them both as in ps supporters of the ballot. We had ...
... benches; and they must know o a full nvull that they can only do tisis uinder the leadership of ascc IMr. ID4seAsar: 'That the Whigs are determined, if possi- thel *Ihis, to prevent them doing so under any leadership, is too Anc~ -li ~toned additional proof; ...
... carried by the Whigs, and t] lethey made it one-sided; the next Reform Bill ought I ty to be, and it is but fair that it should be, introduced and a m carried by the Conservatives, if only for the purpose of n hme making even the balance. The Whigs will, no ...
... opponents, with nothing-to say for it afterwards excelt that he dide not mean a word that he said. THE FORLORN HOPES OF THE WHIGS. (. I From the Mcornivg Herald.) l Members of the opposition are not pleased at the popua larity of the new government. The ...
... spot for a sums amountinig to nearly £1000. t, According to the Morning Star there is a v strong feeling growing up among the Whigs b that, in ordler to reorganise the Liberal party, t] Lord Palmerston must retire from the leader- o aflip. t] Commenting on ...
... could! he peifect 1without the ballot ? If their for Is liberal votes had been stolen Wythe gipsy Whigs -if they Pro' Ds have beau disfigured by thme Whigs, there was an end 'of had 1i3 that.,. (Laughter.) This great Icing of the gipales lied beci aso a- ...
... of the old E tone, and at another snaking spasniodac cries at j ex.)treme radicalism. Their India Bill was not a Tory- or a Whig measure, but the extreme of democracy. 1 IHe was convinced that, for the sake of the pubic interest, it was desirable to have ...
... navigation of the Danube) ; this feet, I say, he mid Wroves the extent of Prince Albert's influence here. M he s tolswere the late Whig ministry. He per- in ed suaded them that opposition to the Crown would a on endanger the aristocracy by the great social conflict ...