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... power. This was for the removal of certain disabilities. The bill was not more Lord John Russell's than any one else's in the Whig ranks. But the House of Commons adopted the bill by a majority of 44; and thereupon the Tory Ministry of that day, instead ...
... Freeman :—What, then, is the position of the Reform question. We reply that at present it is, administratively, in the hands of Whigs and Tories. But what, again, in regard to Parliamentary Reform, is the difference between these two sections of the aristocracy ...
... the waters in the south of Ireland will be painfully in many a village and homstead. THE END 0? a CONMEISION.—The Northers Whig announon the close of the Goya's/nen inquirzei4iieeto the municipal state of disorgenintion in Belfast in terse terms :— ...
... if they are to place their works in that series of classics, they would decrade themselves by becoming mere editors of the Whig-Radical statesmen of 1832. Many of the difficulties which deterred them from reform have disappeared; and if they have perplexities ...
... elected by his fellow-citizens to represent the Scottish metropolis in Parliament. Mr. Black was a Whig, and a supporter of the Whig Lord-Advocate, and the Whig Lord Advocate had no intention to disturb the existing order of things. Mr. Black, therefore, had ...
... to marshal themselves are no new and large region of longer adequate. In this men forget party shib- Doleths. The creeds of Whig and Tory are all too narrow to embrace the legion of doctrines and A that fall to be examined. The public which, failing to ...
... session in the House of Commons to see the bye-plav in tlio withdrawal of-that motion. (Laughter). The Whigs, Sir William Napier, and the Conservative Whigs, seemed to be quite abroad about what should the result of division. Neither of them could calcul >te ...
... done by Mr. Barber in the matter. (Applauds). Well, then, shortly after the change of Ministry, an attempt was made by the Whig party to turn the Government out upon a motion brought forward in the House of Commons by Mr. Cardwell, relative to • dispatch ...
... mire fern, Gramm wee kr it the world I wea beam es& mist sad der urged', 0(J. & . la , and while pollee re pee. be the breath Whig, I. *he of the wills of Dr Duth L.ss Prime leash sad err of inner Mad. et the lower ebb. In se .. .. r fMr Mart by coupling ...
... country. Sonic of . the old Whig papers—the Manchester Guardian,” | for instance, which old consistent \V big journal of great repute in Lancashire publishes an article this week deriding reform. The old are still the old Whigs, believing in the finality ...
... on the propriety of enabling the Government to get out of its difficulties. We are not told what asked of the distinguished Whig statesman. Was he implored to enter the Cabinet, or draw up a Reform width would be tolerably sure to receive the support of ...
... only a new anomaly added to the many which already impede their intercouse with this country and with each other. —Northern Whig. Demand for Indian Flax.— The Indian flax question has been dealt with by the Chamber of Commerce in a remarkably sensible ...