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... committee, as emanating entirely from the discontented sections of the Whigs. Something not unlike it is proposed by Lord GREY in the Upper House. There is a large number of the Whigs, who in heart quite out-Tory the Tories, are far more opposed to trusting ...
... committee, as emanating entirely from the discontented sections , of the Whigs. Something not unlike it is proposed by Lord GREY in the Upper House. There is a large number of the Whigs, who in heart quite out-Tory the Tories, are far more opposed to trusting ...
... greater sinner. His conduct had been— Old Whig—to the backbone. While a £6 franchise was a party move, in opposition to Mr. DISRAELI, he voted for it as an amendment to throw out the antagonist of the Whigs. We are not giving too dark a view of Mr. BLACK'S ...
... against difficulty and circumstance, and every time a conqueror. Mr. Lusk entered the Corporation in 1856. In politics he is a Whig, and something more, a staunch free-trader, and a friend of literature and education. He is possessed of much decision of ...
... intelligence, that it appears unaccountable how a Whig lord could prefer number of persons merely, to number of persons competent to elect under his own franchises, unless it . had appeared that the,Whig boroughs would he the greater losers by the more ...
... through the House of Lords ! No—it is quite obvious, Mr. CARDWELL cannot understand (any more than his present friends the Whigs can) anything like an unselfish devotion to a cause they affect so much to have at heart ! They are wonderfully devoted to ...
... between the friends of the Pope and his enemies, to decide between the head of the Catholic Church and the Government of the Whigs. The committee lists of the rival candidates have been published. That of Lord Campden is headed by The O'Donoghue, one of ...
... existing rights were satisfied. Seats were not to be vacated by accepting office under Government. These were the two Whig Bills of the Whig Lord who has now favoured us with his third, with which, as he has no doubt carefully compared it, so it may please ...
... the petty spiteful intrigue, by the paltry political dodge of their Whig antangonists ! We repeat —in the remembrance of these Parliamentary and Ministerial incidents Unless the Whigs and their associates really do at length in veritable earnest put their ...
... te position—straddling colossus-like above Ns fellows at the centre of the plank, midway between the aforesaid extremes of Whig Liberalism and Tory Conservatism ! But lurching at intervals so heavily and glaringly from the perpendicular that he seems ...
... avowed in 1831, the reforming millions of Birmingham and Yorkshire would hardly have been so enthusiastic in support of the Whig Cabinet of the day ; and it is the certainty that the old. spirit is not departed from our aristocratic Reformers that renders ...
... and that too on a pro- posal very offensive to them, while its withdrawal will wrong no one. it is wonderful how often the Whigs in office have been their own enemies. We all remember how Radical members, when censured by some for not letting Lord PALMERSTON ...