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... THE MEVOLUTIONAR7 OATHS BILL OF THE WHIG GOVERNMENT. TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING ADVERTISER. Sir, —The Whigs of 1866 have degenerated. They are not what their pretended ancestors of were. Their policy and'tactics resemble rather the principles of the ...
... _27, 0 KAB LB OCCUZRMITaB „ iM . TO DBATH. ?.X* . ~ L«on> the Northern Whig.] ...
... EARL RUSSELL OS THE COSST/TUTIOS OF ESGLASD.* It is certainly as a Whig politician and statesman, and not as an author, that the youngest scion of the House of Bedford—the writer of Don Carlos, of a forgotten novel, Sketches by Gentleman who has left ...
... likely that a Whig or Liberal Conservative will returned at present. In 1817 the representation ■was placed in the hands of Mr. Ellice, a Whig and of Mr. Turner, Peelite, now Vice-Chancellor ; while Mr. Williams, the present member for Lambeth, was ousted ...
... hare been gradually withdrawing from the 'Whig alliance which he formed and foetered, and every ancceeding general election baa aeen a conaiderable redaction in the num- ber of thoee bound by thia connexion. Whig Sta teamen, in the caae of Lord John UraaiLL ...
... he represented Newcastle, voted against all reform measures and against the ballot, although generally supported the Whigs in their financial and other official proposals. Uis brother voted with Lord Dvxkelun to throw out the late Ministry oa the reform ...
... appears during the latter part of every session; so also does the only Whig member for important unicorn county upon the borders Wales. The representative in the House Commons great Whig dukedom, attached to the old religion of the country, has only voted ...
... Sutheri»odjhirf, and connty Longford flection!, where the former Whig repreeenutires were returned without oppoeition, propoeal for the Ballot would regarded aa the death-blow of the preaent •trictlj aristocratic influence. Of course, in prorincial elections ...
... serious loss, and the duty of creating a few Whig DEPARTURE OF THE PRINCE .£• PRINCESS poors must have possessed some unsuspected WALES FOR THE NORTH strength, when the operation lias been carried out at so great expense of influence, and perhaps of harmony ...
... confer upon people that franchise. Mr. Bright is what called a Whig Radical,— that is, a man who professing the most ultrademocratic principles is in his heart and soul mere jobbing Whig, ever ready to throw his to the wind when this is necessary for ...
... cannot be accomplished without our active co-operation. The schemes of Napoleon depend upon the continuance of the Whig Ministry, and the Whig Ministry depends npon the votes of our representatives in Parliament. The question is to tried next week, whether ...
... Bill of that year simply because it was introduced Conservatives and not by Whigs. After this the Tories will for the time being the Beform Government. This will render the Whigs desperate and determined to go through fire and water to recover their }>risti'je ...