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... fluence and power, in the House or out of it, Mr. 1 GLADSTONE would at least equal, if not come before, the ?? and leader of the Whigs-the Dur- ham letter-writer-the Vienna Minister. The Con- c ?? tone and temper of the Lower House, and E its manifest preference ...
... aire satisfied that the unanimity of sentiment which they profess, is far from t genuine. The moderate and Constitutional W~hig, partyf Itave no real sympathy %%ith those who insist upon anf abolition of Church-rates, and an entire Separation be- tween ...
... A SCENE AT AN IRISH TOWN COUNCIL. 9 The Northern Whig giees a curious report of a scene in A I the Cork Town Council. The conversation happened to turn \ I on the dvsirability of endeasouring to induce Her Majesty to S o visit Cork, and the Mayorand two ...
... little longer it will be too late. We te think so too. This is plain-speaking at any rate, and t E. shows how bitterly the Whig-Radicals rue their last r disaster. But as to the absurdity of recommendhig an immediate Dissolution of Parliament, can anything ...
... supported by GLADSTONE and fluiskey to BRIGHT, 1 With the Whigs did the deeds of that day disagree- a For TIautsEtc the Tory came in as M.P. fa It sotred the contents of the cup and the can- p Bitt the Whigs to apolsgise quickly began, And the Globe was desired ...
... quickly replied twice that she did not, and said thle nman's punishment ,was quite euough. A CLIQUE nP WHIGS SlOT THE LIBERAL PAETF.--The Whig leaders are not even identical woith the true stid niatural aristocracy of the nation ; they are the descenidants ...
... of form for weeks Since election South forgotten does to probability autumnal which accustomed for the purpose of canvassing Whig or Tory policy will this be hold least to worth nafQing to gathering on next in Derby in defence of Reform the Parliamentary ...
... by Parliaments I will tell to do party— or Tory— to Reform Bill will recognised in cases in favour of predominant class Both Whig Tory would bring property Qualification I to bill by obtaining of who will rights (Cheers) not bnsh after your rights or worse ...
... and nnntial parliaments. Tie would say to them, rely on flower their nursery i. so celebrate!. A fine collection of no party. Whig or Tory, tn bring in A bill for you, lie asked how it Was that money should qualify a man. Perhaps , mangold Wur; rels, swede ...
... Lord Palmerston's policy, said that at the lest election he was anxious, not as to whether , the country should be served by Whigs or Tories, bat whether I the powers should be friendly to Austria inimical to the interests of young hale, and with it allied ...
... ' Indeed a' reaction possible would be more likely than other produce it to bring back of the formerly distinguished great Whig party Solitioal how stand we must be content to things take course They cannot into activity matter who may operators or g ...
... Who has?] (Laughter.) At the last election he (the P Chairman) was very anxious-not whether the country a should be saved by Whigs or Torues, but whether they would be favourable to Young Austria and Italy's ally, the Emperor of the French. 'he Chairman ...