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... Con- servative party, has always supported the Government of Lord Palmerston. Mr, Coffey isa member of the Munster bar, and a Whig. Mr, Andrews, Q.C., represents the Uni- tarian body as a Commissioner of National Education, and is a stanch Liberal. OvuTracE ...
... integrity. Such precision looks so much like niggard honesty that if Lord John alone were the author of this fourth dr fifth Whig Reform BQI, we should be disposed to reproach him with making shabby recognition of a generous confidence. But as we know not ...
... borough just escapes shaving, and we may ead!ly imagine what an outcry this fact will raise against the contrivance of the whig scale of reduction of members. None of the other boroughs of Uevon will be affected by this rule. Of the seats *o be thus gained ...
... important. The most important opponent of the Budget was Sir Francis Baring, who was, in some capacity other, a member of every Whig Government from 1830 to His sou, also, has been Lord of tho Admiralty. Sir Francis is remembered best Chancellor of the Exchequer ...
... theon entitled Louis Napoileon's' Intentionis tested- by hisi IConduct, inasmcuch 'a we sime thir Emperor,'s policy- from a Whig point of view.. The 'writer' undartakqs, to .eestablislr thoenseassrtl'io:- Whei ?? Eniperor's objacte; r or we consent to ...
... as a refiexion on the class of politicians to whichl '-he riaht hon. gentlemen belongs-he forgivee~him' 'bsoaiii; v to the Whig benches were never known to furnish a Choncellor .9 ~at of the Exchequer. How courteous t'o ai great p~arty. which '.nt )St ...
... throwing open Government appointments, hitherto kept for those happy few, possessed of influence, or who were related to some big-whig, or who voted on the winning side at the last election. The second phase through which the educational movement referred to ...
... be desirable seder Bet the politics of or &hedges—end well military—bsa bleier dues N ever was. In the presser day dime is Whig in the calling of • soldier sr a Orr irroloot t o self-respect as a mai)rd a A great blow has struck at des purely aristocratic ...
... heart clear of head, though empty in pocket The country rector, happy In the possession -a Irving and being brother 1 to a Whig lord, knows not hpw. soon maw be called upon to forsake! his pleasant parsondge, and despite his nolo episcopari,” lie compelled ...
... THE REFORM BILL 1859 AND 1860. conservative reform whig reform bill of bill of 1859. ISbO. disfranchisement. disfranchisement. Uniformity of franchise in Reduction of borough franboroughs and counties £10. from to and of county franchise from £50 to £10 ...
... amongst themselves, the Peelites and Whigs consented to vote for this resolution. Ministers were beaten, and forthwith dissolved Parliament; they failed to get a majority in their own House of Commons, and so the Whigs and Poelites came in, leaving their ...
... ve party , 1 also found that Mr. Pott? who rtefved the greater part of Ins support from the WhiVs, and who plumped for the Whig Candidate, invar abfy voted Parliament with the Conservatives. rwidevhiK these circumstances, and using best regard the real ...