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... Government of which he had been a supporter had departed from the rule of Whig governments in past times, and, instead of taking entirely the advice of certain portions of the Whig party, had taken advice from that end of the House of Commons — that section ...
... then the wise, the well-con:idered bill of 1859, proposed by Mr. Disraeli — what became of that ? It was lo3t, because the Whigs did not want reform, but did want to return to office. We have had two re- form bills since. Who killed them ? Not the Tories ...
... COUaN TRY AGENT S . Thelndependent is Supplied by the folio whig AgenU: — Bamsley T. Lingarb, Chronicle Office. T. Watkbj.ibl», Bookseller. Bmkewetl John Hatwab*. Vicarag- lane. Btslsw Ax^aKD Coatbs, drug X :st. Calver J*hk Babxkb. Chesterfield John Hopkinson ...
... Liberals with this result. A few uf the pure Whigs have recoiled from a go\ i rami nt in which tiny suppose the Radicals lo 1 avi too large a share. Mr. Bni..nr had un- happily become the l- 1, /•••.■- of the Whigs. WhatO'CoxNtLi. was to the Liberals of Lord ...
... spirit. Our extracts from the Southern papers relative to the condition of the rebel army are worthy ef note. The Richmond Whig says in regard to a supply of shoes just sent to the troops : — ' These supplies will afford great relief as far as they go ...
... cburch rates than the Tractarian Guardian. The Times has recently given world-wide currency to some statistics from the Northern Whig, tending to show tbat in Belfast, drunkenness largely increased, instead of diminished, during the height of the revival. Great ...
... By Mr. Overend: He was a bit cf a Whig, wasn't he ? . . . .Witness (triumphantly) : Yes, and lam a Tory. (Laughter.) I never talked politics with him. But was he a tit of a Whig ?— Well, he made a speech at a Whig dinner. (Laughter.) Wasn't Le doicg ...
... The first was marked strongly by Lord Grosyenor when he complained that the Ministry, instead of being guided by the old Whigs, had consulted with Mr. Bright. The second appears prominent in Sir Bulwer Lytton's speech against what he calls a transference ...
... below Fort Darling, ready for use. The Richmond Whig says that if electioneering asser- tions could be believed, the result of the Northern elec- tions would be equal to a declaration of peace ; bat the Whig places no confidence in their assertions. The ...
... constituency to be con- ciliated, no Liberal member will venture to alienate finally so large a body of his supporters. The oldest Whig, owner of half a county, and sitting at present for hie own property, will still be disinclined to reject the help of the strongest ...
... attempt to galvanise the scheme of concur*- endowment into importance ; but in spite of the - • ■ • •:[ it has received from Whig peers, politic bishop-, rhe Times news- paper, and poetical squib w. iters i. Punch, it met with scant favour from the gcnei-al ...
... Easter ntxt They want to Bee what the next Parlia- ment will be like before they complete their final reor- ganisation. The old Whigs want it because, though staunch tnough on the Irish Church, they want to see how far they must go before they commit themselves ...