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... -- ?? el A WHIG STATESMAN ON PAR cz LIAMENTARY RA ORM. /T-I 1 , - A- 1 - rip ?? - - - 1 itee _ _ _ to1. Ministerial manifestoes have been unusually ej lad scarce during this recess, and in default of the cc Hai genuine commodity we are all the more dis- ...
... WHIG-RADICAL MEMBERS AT THE CONFESSIONAL. — LORD PALMERSTON'S POLTROONERY The Manchester Examiner has some acute criticism on a speech of Mr. Buchanan, M.P., to his constituents at Glasgow. As the burden of Mr. Buchanan's lament is one common to W ...
... BRIDGE CHRONICLE AN JOO'NAL, ISLE HERALD AND HUNTING’ ONSHIBB GAZEITE OCT. 9, AW. .. of Whig professions: it has been made dear oe'erXlythat the role of the Whigs leads only to fa.lnre extravagance, and that the public are bled lor no bettei purpose than ...
... Why are Brougham, Wensleydale, and Cranworth great anomalies '—Because they are whig* without Doorkeeper's Criticism.—At one of the towns visited by Charles Dickens the north a doorkeeper's opinion was invited by gentleman who was entering the room to ...
... IHE WHIGS DRIVEN INTO A CORNEB, AND MUST FIGHT. E J?Sv?X IS WI^ING TO DO mo iJ&tPv^F** HE BID IN TH E CASE OF MR. ANDREWS, OP SOUTHAMPTON. (Abridged from the Sunday Times). The Whip are now compelled, ss the only chance of scrambling once more to office ...
... MUNICIPAL ELECTION, 1868. —MILL HILL WARD. TO THE EDITOR OF THE INTELLIGENCER. Sm,—As a consistent Whig allow me to protect most strongly against the supposition that the paragraph referring to forth c iming Mill Hill Election inserted Thursday's Mercury ...
... The prosperity of the country does not, and never did, depend npon the exaltation of the Whigs. Just the con- trary. At tbe present moment the Chancellor of the Exchequer can afford to laugh at the croakers who foretold that the appointment of a Conservative ...
... oracy! They moat not forget that the parties was lost to them. Whigs ■''..;; any of theira, were more. The p niflii longer any confidence in the action of t illini Wiiflll the aristocracy. What should they do ? Trait * party, and watch them both. Let ...
... But, if the nation show that more electoral power it will have—if the Whigs and Tories both see that the concession cannot be avoided—then most certainly we shall have the two parties bidding for office through concessions to the public. A few of the ...
... long tim« before the Whigs could drive them from the Treasury Benches. Lord Derby is now really master of th« situation, and it depends upon him ami his friends the Cabinet to fix his and their tenure of office. If Disraeli adopt the I allot, find Ills ...
... forbearance in abstaining from factious opposition, but during the one short session of Whig oppo sition their conduct had been exactly the reverse.. The conduct of the Whig Opposition is one of those episodes in our political history which occur at times ...
... his ideas of bterary perfection, and them he takes for models. Uod, of course, made the Universe for Whig kings. Whig partisans, Whig statesmen, Whig scribblers, for Lord John Kussell, Lord Grey, Lord Lansdowne, and Lord Thomas Bafcington Macculay.' ...