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... n« representing psrties holh sides. A Whig nobluman. Lord Spencer, the chnirmAn of the commission which his riilu hon. friend the member for Caine sat, was in the chair, and the Karl of Lichfield, another Whig nobleman. Lord-Lieutenant of Staffordshire ...
... journalism; and was a reporter as well theatrical critic on the staff of the Morning Chronicle. The Chronicle was then an important Whig paper, the property of Perry, a Scotsman, whose sister was married to tho celebrated Person. The associations of London reporter’s ...
... given to the Reform cause an impulse that nothing can now withstand. It may be that Derby and Disraeli, and even many of the Whigs, will try to stop the popular clamour with some paltry instalment ; and, no doubt, the majority the House of Commons will readily ...
... appeared nothing more conspicuously than in the discissions 1 Morin, which have resulted in the a bill for England, which Whigs and Tories alike utterly detest, and the third reading of which “expressive silence and lugubrious looks” were observable on ...
... llowick—now Earl Grey—in the great county election of 1826. Mr Grey was then in full vigour. was i prosperous farmer, fiery Whig, and zealous sup. i porter of the House of Grey. Lord Howick was lowest i in the poll at that great and—what must now term ...
... that, an’ a’ that. It’s coming yet for a’ that - We’ll see Sir Willie win the day, And M. P. for a’ that. Patrick Slockemihim. Whig Hall, 2Jth Oct., 1808. The dictionary. ...
... two three creatures in very, and in the pay of the Tories. A POL LIN 0.1, AY SONG. Air “Scot* ,r/„i ha*.'' Whig* wha h ie for freedom fought, Whigs wha hae Kossell wrought. Fighting brave and fearing nought, Strike for right and libertie ! Raise your banner ...
... Rill became law; and it ia. tM»h,aaiaaraally felt that the arrangement then made can M longer lie defended maintained. Three Whig Ooearnmnnia. one Coalition (lovernment, and one Tory Wnae. within the lent ton year*, admitted , hia. The Queen admitted it ...
... Kwini; made few remarks, and proi tested against the allegations their opponents, that Mr Elliot was a memlier of the old Whig party. He ' was as advanced anil a better Liberal than the other candidate. Mr Elliot moved a vote of thanks the chairman, ...
... act as they think proper. (Hear, hear.) I may also say that I have invariably carried a message of the same kind from every Whig landlord I have met with, and I only wish I could say the same of all the Tory lairds. As yon have such strong invitation to ...
... the old Whig party. Earl Russell has not joined the Cabinet, but judging from . former and not remote or indistinct utterances, j we cannot doubt that Gladstone has the noble Karl s cordial support. Notable among the representatives of the Whigs are the ...
... session would have gone far to effect. But we cannot shut our eye* to the fact that the Liberal party are too disunited to enable Whig Gorernment to carry any large measure of Reform—that the Tories are in spirit opposed to any measure whatever—and that the ...