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... make this meeting tbe theatre of the battle between Whigs and Independent Liberals—(hisses and cheers) —between the Parliament House and the Citizens, and to make a comparison between the old Whigs and the new—to make a division, so far as words his could ...
... essayis* 0 the Edinburgh Rev**' arigeQ tQ J IS -°- no ordinary brilliancy,« E , ™J» MJ amuse the reading Potion of\i 8 the Whig party m Actual superiority, appointed- lg30 . Y, j Commissioner Commons, throu? tt the for wag moreov the Boa°rd C Controlled ...
... would be found, wo opine, that tbe expectancy of life, to use the actuary's phrase, on the Part of any Cabinet—Conservative, Whig, or Coalition—is diminished far more by some sudden a nd unexpected blow than by gradual decay. We shall attempt no prophecies ...
... Regiment, has called forth the satirical powers of Punch, and given an opportunity to the Tory Press to have a fling at tho Whigs. We do not think that the appointment was judicious, notwithstanding Mr. Herbert's special pleading, and Mr. Disraeli's concurrence ...
... views, but as a reflection of the peculiar state of political parties. stronger measure would have failed, by a combination of Whigs and Tories a weaker measure would have shared the same fate, by causing the Radicals to swell the number of opponents. The ...
... peculiarity about it, that exactly the same corruption, and transacted apparently by the same men, took place in favour of the Whig candidates in 1857. The truth appears to be that there are certain parties in Dover who regard the place as a Government seat ...
... having been unintentionally the cause. The House of Lords on Monday last, under the leadership of Lord Monteagle professed Whig, and under the inspiration of Lord Derby, rejected the Paper Repeal Bill by a majority of eightynine. This verdict of the House ...
... lordship next gave his services to Greece, and was employed in that country from 1827 to 1828. In 1830, on the accession of the Whigs to office under King William IV., Lord Dundonald was reinstated in his rank in the British navy, from a feeling that he had ...
... formidable thrusts at me Government were perhaps made by Mr. Ellice, mat gentlemen has long held a high place the councils of the Whig party. It was strange » hear bun talking such fashion as to 'licit repeated bursts of applause from the Opposition benches ...
... learning, and activity is not denied, believe, even by those who are of a different theological school from himself. The Whigs have certainly had their full share of patronage in the highest ecclesiastical offices. The volunteer rifle movement has lost ...
... Perfected and Exhibited in the Great Exhibition, 1851. REQUIRING NO STEEL SPRING ROUND the BODY, is recommended for the folio whig pejgfv euliarities and advantages: tjff lst, facility of application ; 2nd, perfect fI&K freedom from liability to chafe or ...
... criticised in the House of Commons; and there is no reason to suppose that tbe same want of consideration on the part of the.Whigs will meet with a different fate. If. indeed, it is intended that there shall be no Reform Bill at all, they will then be exposed ...