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... tbe altered state of circumstances, to direct attention of the house to view of the nature of its functions. Before the of Whigs and Tories were over used, there great disputes between the parties into which the state was then divided as to the nature ...
... collectively, the exception being those who are not Whigs, beginning with the antediluvian so-called Juvenile Whig, the patriarchal Premier himself. As with the chief's so witb the subordinates. Whig patricians are the most plebeian looking of all par ...
... be entrusted with the preparation and cairying of reform measure. Well, on Thursday night Lord John Russell introduced the whig measure to parliament, and we must certainly say that it is about as tiny a mouse as ever mountain in labour brought forth ...
... TE{E REFORill BILLS OF 1859 AND 1860..- ?? I- : .(From the Afornina esHavld.) ' ' CONSERVATIVE REFORM WHIG REFORM BILL 0'o BILL oF 1859. - 1860 No dihfranohisement ' No disfranchisement. Uniforafityof franchise Reduotlon of borough , in boroughs and counties ...
... March has come and gcae; Lord JoiN Russirr has “said his piece,” as our children phrese it, and the farce is over. The veteran Whig hes outlived his reputation but not his vanity. 17 had not the sense to discern how flat, stale, pointless and unprofitable ...
... sports of our local gentry. The Corporation then kept a pack of hounds, but the Whigs or Derbyites either would not hunt with them, or were not allowed, and accordingly a Whig pack was subscribed for. When the hunt was formed, a question arose as to its ...
... rliamentary Ref or th , that i t that we should compare the - se two measures n ot hiboeNiv.atisheincotuhnist ry may be seen, Whig-Liberals nt tricked by th e it t to obtain era bly inferior a measure of Parliamenhow likely matter,has be e u com pared with ...
... of the wee port in the empire, was very important. Th.! 111.101 huportant Whig oppia:vt of the l t lgot Sir Frduzis lidriug, who ill ily or {that, a 111 , 31116 m of every Whig G•Wirllll.lnt from ISiltl to Issl. Ilia *on, :id, Irti W..t a Lord of the ...
... whether se dm the We he Is before. is me el the wefts which MO his. mete he the Misr mom et W meatryms, he the owls of u Zeal* Whig at Lord MoniewatiCs Masers woe sham that the secret of his lordship's MAY ON wee, that W Pastes were always hot,—erldie Mesa ...
... exigencies of duty. Another upon a financial proposal, with . . reform quackery still in ' thought of for a moment, and Mr. his Whig-Radical allies are for the _[ u '.J the situation. Only let these tbtf enough, and the courser tbey are do justice to themselves ...
... absence of educational franchises,” une solitary seat is allotted to that seat of learning commonly called Stinkomalee, or the Whig •' London University.” If any public measure ever realized Much ado about Nuthiruj, most men will agree that it is Lord John ...
... the isec mil port iu the empire, was very important. The most important Whig opponent ut'thi lie lget was Sir Francis Baring, who was, iu s cap testy or other, a member of every Whig from 1830 to 1852. His son, also, has been a Lord of the Admiralty. Sir ...