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... position in the boose. The regdar Opposition appears to have been limited to cigbty-two. Of these, thirty were the nominees of Whig proprietors, and fiftytwo represented the popular party.-Mosscy History of England Jtcuml 3Uifitari). Devosport, September ...
... Peudulum swing, and the world run awayl, A Last Word on Lord Macaulay follows, and the intellectual ohaca oar qf thi great Whig historian is thus sententiously described-'e had great natural powers, no doubt; his memory was prodigious -and exact; his ...
... the Throne should wielded for the good of the entire community. He was proud to say that ho identified himself with the Great Whig Patty, which bad for successive generations withstood the onslaughts that had been made upon the liberty of the subject, and ...
... prepared the way for future legislation. Mr. Mellor adverted to the fact that, while during Lord Derby’s administration, all the Whig members were flitting round Mr. Bright and courting his support, under the present Government the hon. member for Birmingham ...
... tory party who had changed— (laughter)-why bad they actually come down to the level of whig pstriots-(cheers and laughter)-and now they wished to deprive the whigs of the honour of being the friends of the people, and were desirous of coming out as ofthe ...
... Ward 31 16 16 41 18 Clow.ncc Ward.. 12 7 35 14 1* « Total . Stonehouse ISO 74 177 157 36 31 45 3 Whigs expunged Consenratites expunged 157 .. 76 81 Whigs expunged • • • • Conservatives expunged .. Conservative gains ♦. 42 31 11 ...
... and able Ministers, to the youngest volunteer wbo has died his boyish ardour for one applauding smile of Garibaldi. Tories, Whigs, and Radicals ofthe old-fashioned school, or Liberals or Conservatives as we may style ourselves now, we are tolerably well ...
... (Expressions of dissent.) If that didn't do, he had another plan—Let Mr. Hardy be the Conservative candidate, and let the Whig party obtain a candidate ; and then let them toss up to decide which should be the man.—This last proposition was greeted with ...
... would be no doubt of his election. He has, however, to contend with the undue influence of his immaculate uncle—a recreant Whig, who now supports the Tory interest—and his chances of success are diminished by Mr. Curling’s candidature.—At Reading there ...
... judiciously directed to the stoppage of profligate expenditure. If we omit nomination boroughs, and those habitually sold by Whig and Tory attorneys to the highest bidder, we shall find the most mischievous members of Parliament are returned by places which ...
... carrilge Oln my way sip to town this morning from Oxford, and devoutly reading my Timcs, as every true Britonl onght to do, bo lie Whig or Tory, Radical or Conservative, I could Dot ltelp overhearing a conversation between two of may neighbours, undoubted city ...
... the seat to the Cheers). Frequently on former occasions he had .ariou political topics which it, was The time had come when Whigs and Tones a^oatedI very much the same thing they found the Conservative bringing Re'orm Bill into Parliament and doing that ...