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... Conservative Governments have been in office they have readily united with Conserva- of tives to denounce the tax, Now that a Whig Ministry is in office their power of endurance has suddenly A become enlarged; and those gentlemen who figored at the public ...
... associates free traders? (Question.) The question that they were not to be humbugged. (Laughter.) voice; This is no question of Whig and Tory.) Mr- Moore had spoken of decision of the citizens that tW income tax was bad tax, which he did not recollect; they ...
... night, it will be sufficient to observe that it comprised, with few exceptions, the entire available votes of the Peelite, Whig, and Democratic party. On the other hand the opposition was not organised, the motion having been imprudently brought on by ...
... United States, Mr. enningtond, the Speaker, is a republican and abolitionist. He was one time Governor of New. Jersey, and a Whig;- but when that party disappeareds he joined the republicans. His abolition views are moderate: he would not proclaim imexdiate ...
... replaced by a direct I taxation, and help to aggravate the deficiency s looming I in the distance, which Sir FRANcIs B.UUNG, a Whig, an ?? of the Exchequer, estimates at no less than £12,000,000 sterling. Thus t Bad begins, and worse remains behind. The ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... workmen, shepherds, woodwards, and bailiffs to be put under political ban ? Mr. DISRAELI predicts that the measure will ruin the Whig party. The boroughs H which will be handed over to the six-pounders, he points out, are chiefly represented by Liberals of ...
... anything of that sort should be done by his agency, he would cut off his right hand, and fling it in the ?? repudiated the term Whig, and claimed to. belong to the greet Liberal party, whose principles had made this country so great. Mr. LA.TiIS~ craved the ...