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... the decision of Government is known with reference to Beform. Of one fact we are well assured, that the more Conservative Whigs—if they remain in the same mind in which they are at present —will take no part faction sly opposing tha Conservatives. Moreover ...
... he very generously defended Mr. Gladstone, saying that it wsa impossible he could carry bad Bill, with regard to which his Whig supporters were a good deal too cold, and his Radical aHies great deal too hot. The fact was that Mr. Gladstone attempted an ...
... these speculations are extravagant. The breach between the Radicals and the Whigs, though not complete, is widening. The expulsion of Lord WOuld precipitate the catastrophe. The Whigs as yet stand sullenly aloof from the Conservatives. And we ask any sensible ...
... Woburn Abbey last week ? That meeting of Whig nobles was kept as much as possible from public notice. Was the meeting, or at least the object of it, kept equally from the knowledge of Mr. Gladstone ? The Whig oligarchy has always been notorious for its ...
... which the final stanza will show that the lyrists of the North are not yet all extinct:— It's on nncolike story that baith Whig and Tory Maun aye collyshangy like dogs ower a bane; And a' denominations are wantin' in patience, For nae Kirk will thole ...
... gross insult to the people, and proved what had often said, that the people had more to fear from the false and aristrocratic Whigs than from the Tories. The meeting endorsed these views by passing the following resolution :— That this meeting, having heard ...
... five years' penal servitude. A case has just been tried at Tyrone Assize, which shows the perils of fine writing. The Northern Whig (a Belfast journal) has actually had to pay 4100 for reprinting an article from the Daily Telegraph rather a high price for ...
... the head of a storming party. In 1832 Whig government proposed Beform The Tory party, headed by the Duke of Wellington, met the proposal by a negative, and cried non possumus. What waa the consequence? The Whigs, aided by the force of the country, knocked ...
... new boundary arrangements under the Reform Bill Lord Everaley, who is to be the chairman preceded Mr. Denison Speaker. He a .Whig of the old school. Mr. BramstonTwho represented South Essex for several years, and Sir John Duckworth, who once sat for the ...
... bound to support Whigs in return for having got the franchise through the manoeuvres and exertions of a Whig Government. Everything else was to on as before, but there should be addition to the electorial power which keeps good honest Whigs in office. The ...
... Some Whigs who were unduly sanguine thought that a Eeform Bill was possible, gentle and mild its operation and so ingeniously contrived to infuse new life and vigour into their decaying party But all held that any material modifications of the Whig design ...
... the damnatory feature of all previous proposals of the Whig Government and the Liberal party. Whoever shall havo resided in borough for one year, and paid the poor rates, shall have vote. The Whigs, in their projected additions to the constituencies, were ...