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... member can command a majority. A popular politician cannot hope to have much weight in a Cabinet strongly flavoured with old Whigs, and even the greatest will find themselves in adversity when circumstances they have not foreseen or provided for take them ...
... consciences, qualifications with which the Chancellor of the Exchequer lias no sympathy. Bribery, too, is the vice of the Whigs, just coercion and intimidation are the sins of the Tories; and it is scarcely worth the trouble to inquire which party has ...
... TOK3DAY. February 2nd, 1869, at the PUBLIC HALL, WIOAN. Tickets disposed of by the chOdrea’s parents, and patronised by both Whigs and Tories, all being harmonised by the enchanting innocence the children. DANCING taught, and Parties supplied with QUADRILLE ...
... represented them faithfully they would strenuously supported. (Applause.) The Chairman said that they met there on neutral ground, Whigs, Tories, and Radicals. It was rather difficult for him, having lately come from London, member of the Honse of Commons, to ...
... the > Canada* might have fallen can nn>. n. ,h. ' Northern State, of Aasrica. But Sra^British North Amerioam hare abamed even Whig Government into doing something, and we have got the report of the deputy inspector fortifications, which is laid before Parliament ...
... which appear to indicate that Her Majesty’s Ministers were meditating a coup de maim. Whig candidates are slyly feeling their wsy in certain constituencies where Whig bus not dared to chow his face for many years before, and wbc:a success couid be possible ...
... political groandt. What con more ridieuloat than municipal addnaa, the giat of which it, I am Tory, therefora ehooaa meor, I Whig. rote not agnintt me.” Wigan it far behind the age in thia reapeet; hot atill ahe it eihibitiag tigna of improvement, and tie ...
... mean those now in office as her Majesty’s ministers, who have assumed to grant reform, 1 mean those who, under the name of Whigs, Radicals, or Liberals, have alwavs pleaded for the political rights of the people. On the other hand the Tories, who from ...
... very ancient, and to hoped it grew S Under the old rule SroTory members were always returned ; undertee Iteforaßffl 1832, one Whig and one Tory had been hoped their “dueation” was now com- thatin future they would always return two Liberal members. (Cheers ...
... vote is matter of great interest. The all cry, “ Richard, you are trusted to vote for the Tory.” The Whigs cry, Richard, you are trusted to vote for the Whig.’’ Which of them has trusted him, or has anybody trusted him at all ? The whole is foolery—a faree—an ...
... innocuous. I’raise and censure are thus identical, and we suppose it may be taken for granted that inaction is confessedly n Whig merit. Lest our implied censure shall appear unjustifiable wc shall generously examine the Koyal Speech from its commencement ...
... cannot easily particularise their exact objection to the artificial constitution which has been contrived Tory landlords and Whig aristocracy for the Constitution of England. The theory of the Constitution is that the people shall be taxed by their rep ...