... the morning ef that day a meeting of several members of the Liberal party waa held, where it was believed that the two great Whig leaders had come to ao understanding as to the policy to be pursued. It was decided that an amendment should be moved to ad- ...

... zincs, and m 1826,; his essay on Milton, in the ?? j *J*> drew upon, him the attention of the entirs-ueadine ?? leadere of the Whig party, in acknowledg- ment of hia hterary superiority, appointed Mr. Macaulay _ Commissioner of Bankruptcy, and in 1830 he ...

... revolution, if any delay took place in making **the Bill, the whole Bill, and nothing but the Bill the law of the land. The Whigs of that day encouraged the disaffection, and moved into power on the shoulders of the masses, who have long since discovered ...

... tbe Parliamentary Blue Books. It ia an able and sweeping expose of the manner in which, under successive Admiralty boards, Whig and Tory, the people of this country have been deceived and plundered in the matter of contracts with steam companies and ...

... the rejected of tbe Yarmouth freemen, on the same occasion, and who is brought forward by the fusionist party of Radicals, Whigs, and nondscript Liberals. Neither candidate had any local influence in the borough, although Sir Francis Goldsmid is the owner ...

... presented a foretaste of the Millennium, for the Chief Magistrate andsomehalf-dozenother3taunch(!) Conservatives mingled with the Whigs and Radicals who constituted the main body of the assembly, and thus exposed themselves to the necessity of listemog* |B_ilenoe ...

... during the evening that there existed a great simi- larity to the old story of the Tories who found the Whigs bath- ing, and ran away with the Whigs* clothes. But it seemed to him that the story had not been fully told, and that the fact was that each ...

... after that as they are now ; or if tbey are made lighter, there will still be as muckle grumbling as ever ; and if ever tbe Whigs get tbe upper band, as doubtless they will before Lang, you'll see the mob as bitter at them as tbey are this day at the Tories ...

... institutions. ?? party solely was the little kingdom of Sardinia, Ur gallant ally during the Crimean war. But what £ yev c cur Whig Ministry done ? Why, instead of . nd >g its support to the consolidation of that State, accordance with the expressed wishes ...

... ns they have done in times past. At the present time the distinc- tion between whig and tory becomes so closely drawn that I think one could hardly distinguish what is a whig or what is a tory ; or, if I pat it in the proper acceptance of the term, we don't ...

... THE REFORM BILL OF 1859 AND 1860. Conservative Reform Bill Whig Reform Bill of 1860. of 1859. No disfranchisement No disfranchisement. Uniformity of franchise in Reduction of borough fran- boroughs and counties at £10. chise from £10 to £6, and of county ...

... estimate the amount of political honesty that lay at the bottom of the party pacts that was formed at Willis's Rooms, between Whigs, Peelites, the Manchester school, and independent members — bless the mark ! — to turn out the Derby Government and bring ...