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... PROPORTION OF WHIG AND TORY PRRRAGES. The charge which has been — madeagainst theConeervative governments of making an undue proportion of peers admits of a very decisive answer. Mr Disraeli, Lord Derby, and Sir Robert Peel held power altogether for nine ...
... Tr..}! TREATY OF LIMERICK. AND THE TREATY OF UNION, 1691.1871. To Editor. SlR,—History repeats itself. In 1691 the Whigs drove the Tories from power—violated the Treaty of Limerick, and cruelly oppressed the Roman Catholics by penal laws. They held power ...
... Pontefract Roscommon 1 Plymouth Lincoln 1 Conservative gains. 181 Whig Radical gains 7 Thus the Conservatives show a net-gain of 11 seats. Of these 11 seats 9 were previously filled by Whig. Radicals, and their having changed hands makes a difference of ...
... brass bands from Marko, between whern there has been a fend for some months, and which has earned for them the cognomen of Whigs and Tories. The Wings on the above day mustered strong, nearly double the number of their opponents, and from their appearance ...
... in opposition' to the Whig Government. He was opposed by Mr Fox and the wholepower of the Government, and the motion was lost ; and, although occasionally mooted in the House by the Conservatives, it was always opposed by the Whigs, till 1819, when Lord ...
... deserved a popularity as the present Premier—Lord Palt»erston. He has enjoyed the confidence of every administration. whether Whig or Tory, for forty years, and during that long interval has not * failed to occupy a seat in the Cabinet. His experience, throu ...
... rose to close a debate that was conjectured at the outset to give victory to the Whigs. Mr Disraeli in his opening sentences crushingly contrasted the placid temper of the Whigs in suppressing the Habeas Corpus in Ireland when in office, with their turbulent ...
... swell the expenditure of the nation £8,500,000 a year. The Whigs have always been wasteful of the public money. The war in China, with its reckless expenditure was brought about by the agency of Whig blundering, as was also the war in the Crimea. They profess ...
... bye-gone reminiscences of Whig promises, which generally drop into the shade. The memory of a compact and the treachery which followed, have rankled in the bosoms of the Radicals ever since the abandonment of Reform by the Whig ministry, and a proper time ...
... REFORM BILL. FOR ten long years the Whigs have been promising a new Reform Bill, one which was to cure all the political evils of the country, and make the people of England a happy people. Vain delusion! The Whigs are ever full of promises, but ever ...
... \ THE LATEST WHIG BLUNDER.—The establishtent of a Milbank Penitentiary in the North Riding. The Earl of Derby is said to have 125 persons employed in the preservation of game, at the cost of £l,OOO a-year. The Commissioners have forwarded to the several ...
... STOCKTON lIE AI, I) Friday, July 10th, 1863. CONSERVATIVE PROSPECT It is more than thirty years that Whigs mid Radicals have held the reins of power over this nation, broken only at short intervak by Conservative numbers. When the Ref Bill was passed ...