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... THE IRIS of the measure will be meal ‘Lord Monteagle, a member of the Whig party, who, as Mr. Spring Rice, ‘was ‘for some time Chancellor of the Exchequer Admi- Lord Montengle’s party connections, experience as a financier, and his present position as ...
... three. The Independent Whigs are rapidly merging towards Conservatism, while the ad- vanced Whigs, following Lord John Russell, are as rapidly falling into line behind John Bright. The £6 franchise must inflict more loss upon the Whigs than upon the Conservatives ...
... the summer breath, occasionally bursting forth y of the wintry storm—you saw Teton impression was made, and that the Queen of Whig Ministries, the Warwick ‘of the present day, A rumour was prevalent yesterday that Lord Lynd- was spellbound by the charms ...
... can not but know the t change in the ish of Bishops? Js he ignorant of pagan of the Tr systematically denied hiv auecessive Whig Governments to all supporters of the Nationat Board, too often ap» from the side of the Church Education Society Ais say be ...
... of mortar vessels which fall to ‘pieces at a blow of: a sledge. Allthese rotten ships were built by Whig contractors under a Whig Cabinet, and with Whig perinten-, dence: “It is little wonder that ‘that party should forfeit character and independence in ...
... voyage to the States would make him an out- and-out Conservative, ‘The count out of last night was eviden a maneuvreof the Whigs. They had fallen into dis-redit for the two previous oceasions, of not being able to k a house or.to get it in at a minute’s ...
... majority was reduced, on the third reading, to 9, in a House of 429. The denuncist-ons of Mr. Ellice and Sir T. Baring, both Whigs to the backbone, are looked upon as significant of the feelings of their party. The fames of el: quence are rapidly evaporating ...
... satiety the greediest innovator. It is difficult to imagine a mea- sure which has been more univ ersally unpopular ; Tories, Whigs, and Radicals, town and country squires, measure bas all united in ing it. The give and fallen in such » manner as to tempt ...
... whatever todo with the forged will referred to; I don’t know the meaning of a ‘jolly joined Radical ;” 1am not a Radical, a Whig,or a am an independent man, and would vote for any candidate I like best; I don’t mind a candi- date having moncy at all, if ...
... compromise will get ey of it—that of a £20 qualification for counties, and an £8 tor boroughs—and that Sir Wm. Ha: , the celebrated Whig Whip, will move a clause to effect. Ido not ive much weight to the but send it as I heard it. Atany rate, if poor little Bill ...
... vote is treely ant bets upon the ones are Every one puts down as of the amendment my Lords Normanby, , and Over- stone. Such Whigs a8 Lord Panmure, Lord Abercrombie, Earl of Shelbourve, Earl of Camper- intention of ranki down, and Lord Vivian are said to ...
... foreign articles before us, fornext year, an alarming deficiency, which is calculated toamount to ten millions at least. The Whig financier, indeed, defers all Preparation to meet the evil day until it actually arrives; but the simple question is, whether ...