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... sum end substan e. They must have a purely M hig bill and Whig Government to work it. Since the commencement of the debate there hiss been no better anatomisation of the present state of Whig promises and expectations than that given by Sir Edward Bulwer ...
... charge*. CARRIAGES TAKEN IN =CHANGE. Commercial Hall. Chester. [2lO ELKINGTON AND Patentees of the Electro Plate, dant:dec. Whig Silversmiths , Bronaists, &c., Invite alien:ion to their armies. tie CHURCH STREET, LIVERPOOL. T N thus announcing the opening ...
... What becomes of the old moons? The question has been often asked, and will no doubt be often asked again. Where do the used-up Whig members go to? This is problem which all who are familiar with the great principles of Parliamentary government will henceforth ...
... al' outward attacks. But, has he really achieved this very difficult task ? We are told of the self-abnegation of the old Whigs in waiving the'rr pretensions to office, thereby opening the way fot Peeliies, Manchesterians, and others; among those who ...
... facts—first, that all parties, except Cabinet Ministers and Government officials, condemn the Bill ; and, secondly, that they all, whig or tory, seem shy or driving the Government to the alternative of resignation, or an appeal to the people. It is to meet this ...
... amongst the office-keepers; and on Monday and Tuesday,-when the messes in thte metropolis were eagerly bent upon pleasure,- the Whig leaders and their followers were as eagerly devoting their attention to making the most of the good fortune which hadi again ...
... rivals would serve. When Lord Granville, a oi most able and competent man, and one of the best of the p 1 old Whig party, responded to the Whig appeal, he found y e Lord Palmerston most willing to serve under him-_ I which was creditable to Lord Palmerston ...
... the prospect of turning out the Derby Government, the problem still remains unsolved as to the mode in which the two great Whig leaders, the acid and alkali of Brookes's, are to be combined without explosion in a single cabinet. One story runs that they ...
... office-keepers v and on Monday and Tucesday,-hen the mnsecs in or the metropolis were enaelyel bent upon pleasure,-- 1) the Whig leaders and their followers were as eagerly R devoting their attention to mnlking the most of the X1 good fortune riitieh) ...
... prevent our elections from being decided by the most corrupt of the electors, fact humiliating to all honest electors, whether Whig, Conservative, or Radical. ...
... that the iniquitous compromises of 1841 'OW 18.52 are not repeated. The paid agent's of both the hereditary parties—Tory and Whig —will still try their old game ; still, as the • Daily Neap' well expresses it,— pander systematically to local feelings of ...
... wasted in party discussions, and by the general election. The Reform Bill of the Conservatives satisfied few, and that of the Whigs was not brought forward. Questions of pressing importance were passed over. For all practical pur- poses Parliament might as ...