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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- ...
... as liberal as the House of Bedford; and that, in short, Lord Derby will make as acceptable a parlia- mentary reformer as any Whig leader. But we are not disposed to adhere to the opinion that party barriers are destroyed. We rather hold that the vacillation ...
... Mar. 31, June 30, SePL 30, 188I.15' 1.4D 185ti.' 1880C 1885. ?? 1- - - - Newsl.Tetter ., |1,000 38,000 85,000 30,500 85,000 Whig , . 8,000 11,000 M08O0 47,0)0n 25,000 Mereery *~1 80000 310,00) 82,81100 ,O0 000 Marner 27,500 ,40,100 5,00o0 24,000 81,000 ...
... the Whig 'oligarcha,, and defending their selfish legislation, Sir Cornewal has worm'ed' himself into their conflden~ce, anid is now, in a sort of way, one of the 'supercile'ous-'exolusives whose fundamental article of faith is, that the Whigs, and ...
... 91, Mar'. 31, Nuoe 30, .ept BO,'Dec. 31, 1856. 1857. 1807. 1r77. | 1B50. News Letter ?? 30,000 30,000 30,000 07,10 00,G000 WhIg ?? 1) '600' 100 41,000 S0,00 ,0 000 ?? 2 0, O11) 02,500 20,01)20 0)00 17,01)0 ?? . 20,0o( 13,008 203, 00 200,00) 21,01)0 TIIE ...
... embracing quasi-Liberalismn; and the Liberals, numeroes as they I are, consist of oligarchical Whigs. Whigs of the old I e school, Liberals who are Whig followers, Independent i Lt Liberals, and Ultra-Liberals; but there are no common l n views in polities ...
... measures. The hostility between the two parties is bitter and relentless, similar to that which in olden times existed between whig and tory. A favourable opportunity is offered by these differences for a movement by the independent radicals who have not ...
... wise, and honest measure of Reform. The famous Bill passed just twenty-six years since was devised by Whigs,proposed by Whigs, and carried by Whigs, and that is enough to prove it requires amend- ment. That Reform was carefully prepared to give a long ...
... , and posted on tho dead walls of the town, were made up in the Whig office. The following are tho totals of tile offlcial roterns:- News-Letter, from July, '55, to Dec., ?? 325,500 Whig, ditto, ditto, ?? 358,000 Mercury, ditto, ditto, ?? 245,500 Banner ...
... that the honour of my country would be wounded by any such concession, and I unhebitatingly went into the lobby against the Whig Ministry. (Hear, hear.) Ten days afterwards, what was the result ? On the 19Lh ebruary, the second reading of the bill was ...
... the only hope for the Whigs wvas to widen the sphere of their action, and render their avowed principles inore in accordance with the wants of the age and the growsing intelligence of the People. Even at the present hour, if the Whigs could forget their ...
... measures. The hostility between the two parties is bitter and relentless, similar to that which in olden times existed between whig and tory. A favourable opportunity is offered by these differences for a movement by the independent radicals who have not ...