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... remodel nearly every one of the prgvisions of his a late conmereiat arrangements. At that meeting every spe'aker, whether Radical Whig or 'Tory, gave unhesi-a tatiug expression to opinions condemnatory of the regu- t lations which he had laid down for the guidance ...
... member for Truro; Sir JOHN RAMSDEN, Whig M.P., v for the West Riding of Yorkshire; and Mr. ADAM C BLACK, the Whig M.P., for Edinburgh, all spoke and f voted against it; and yet we dare say that when next the temporizing Whigs appear upon the hustings, to d ...
... of the few.' of in, Add to thes~e significant expressions of public opinion, fir e- the rather remar-kable fact that thle Whig-Radical tt th Morning Advertiser insists that the Conservatives areth irt strong enough, even in the House of Commons, to qu ...
... vehemently repudiated experience exhibited abun- -dant examples of conduct demoralising inconsistent of political principle the Whigs to gain the Tories to lose by of the latter to power they would simply be ministry on suflbrance with House of Com- ' majority ...
... Secessionists against theirown brethren. Is Mr. BRIGHT too busy with some other political intrigue for the consolidation of a Whig Ministry ? Is Mr. COBDEN too much trammelled with the sycophancy of the French Saloons ; that neither of these peace-pursuing ...
... will do a great deal more. But let it not be forgotten, when the faction cry of popular rights shall again be raised by the Whig Radical confederacies of the hustings, that in this, as in many other conflicts, the Conservatives have stood forward as the ...
... of Howland during his public career in the House voted ou all occasions with Whig party and although unfrequent speaker in House of Peers supported views and measures of Whig Governments On the of his father in October 1839 succeeded to dukedom In 1852 ...
... the above extracts; our cotemporary will refrain from ungracious allusions to the lunatic and the lame. The practice of the Whigs in close divisions will not always bear scrutiny; but we should be ashamed to indulge political predilections at the expense ...
... t of lieutenant and commander were my father Mr Clay : you Whiga were in omca promoted more Whigs Tories the Tories were in office promoted more Tories Whigs I certainly think ao and not noticed difference between two in respect (A laugh) auch promotiona ...
... Irish members had been pacified by a compromise: the Whigs were in good spirits again, and, partly in their exuberance of delight, partly from the indistinct line which now separates Tory from Whig, some of the latter Darty actually hailed in the street ...
... Venard to that of Poitiers; both were members of the Congregation des Missions Etrangeres. - - RE.tzON OR INSTOWT.—The Aortic-is Whig says :—An extraordinary instance of very remittable instinct, which certainly approaches almost the bounds of reason. in nearly ...
... difference of opinion. The fact, is, that the Conservatives are timid and apathetic; the Radicals bide their time ; and the Whigs are in office-hence the political indifference which recoiled at the threat of a Dissolution of Parliament, and left Ministers ...