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... THE WHIG LORD CHANCELLOR. The Bishop of Oxford said—lt wag matter for the discretion of my noble friend, Lord Houghton, whether he should or ehould not bring forward this question. But having determined to bring this matter before your lordships, 1, for ...
... could not, under any circumstances, be very lon*- delayed and that the overthrow of the Whig's mast be followed immediately by his own accession power. If he had shown his hand” at that moment, he would have given advantage to his opponents without rendering ...
... SATURDAY, MARCH 3, 1860. The latest Whig Reform Bill falls as flat on the Country as it fell on the House. Everywhere people of all poliiics are indignantly asking each other, Was it for such a miserable and mischievous imposture as this that the Second ...
... Cjjc Pail. SATURDAY. JANUARY 16. 1864. Whig-Radical and Peeliie pandering and TRUCKLING to the imperious behests and insolent menaces of the Washington Government have received another significant and humiliating illustration in the Court of Exchequer ...
... House of Commons have acted. The Whig wethers, which unfortunately have not been very productive—for there have been no statesmen come of them-have been mixed with the political Cotswolds, the Peelites ; but the Whig mutton has not been improved ; and ...
... Incredible Meanness of the Whig Oligarchy : A Little Bill.”— Mr. Hennesey hag elicited some humiliating admissions from the Under-Secretary for Foreign Affairs in the case of Lord Amberley. It appears that that young nobleman was travelling abroad for ...
... William Ewart Gladstone will, for the present at least, be quite content to serve under an antiquated Whig, on condition of being preferred to the Whig leadership of the Lower House, in addition to his already arduous duties Chancellor of the Exchequer ...
... almost without a shadow of opposition from dissentients on every side. What that candid Whig, the late Charles Boiler well called “systematic and enormous whig-radical lying” has been very freely resorted to by its supporters, both in parliament and ...
... the ideas of Irish Orangemen, or Irish priests, or the Fenians, or, perhaps, the Irish Whig officials That question hat not been directly answered, but we aee the Whig policy gradually displayed to view in deference to the exigencies of the party. When ...
... the more conyenient “season for any material reduction in the Seamen of the nary, coastguard, or the marines. But Whig ingenuity Whig perrersity seems bent on this show of small economy, however perilous it may be. But besides reduction men there seems ...
... barbarous Irish Penal Law* O'Connell's “brutal and bloody Whigs.’’ tarn to Tomta-’t I*f* of We find that in 17M, beaten for the third time on his grand scheme for Parliamentary Reform by the same Whig Oligarchy, and by majority of 248 174. Pitt, , like Israeli ...
... ndihe worki „g the into the construction, t . £ _ at considerable len^lh Board of Charity Conmiaaionera. _ , » Whig the honourable member Whig M Job, tad m » J ...