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... reforms, whoever might be the minister in power. And he had alwaysotested against that blind and suicidal m policy of the Whigs,—that they refused concessions when they might safely have been made, until the public mind was irritated, when they aimed ...
... the tinanoial policy of the Government was commenced on Monday night and continued on Thursday. Mr. Baring, a protectionist Whig, took the lead in attacking the Budget, but did not venture to propose an amendment, and he was supported by the small fry ...
... heard a good deal about it during the closing weeks of the last session of Parliament, and because in half-a-dozen instances Whig or Peelite county members were replaced by Tories, the adherents of Lord Derby rushed eagerly and self-complacently to the ...
... where seats had been contested, wrested from their hands. (Hear, bear.) While even that slight modicum of reform which the Whig-radical ministry grudgingly offered to the House of Commons to be scrambled for, had given in South Lancashire a crowning triumph ...
... new election was rendered necessary for Wolverhampton, for which place Sir 8.. Bethel' sat. The candidates were Mr. Weguelin, Whig, Mr. Griffiths, Radical, and Mr. Hill, Conservative. Mr. Weguelin was returned by a very large majority. Sir W. Atherton will ...
... owing, it is believed, to the Roman Catholic witnesses not having actually seen the cannon fired or the flags hoisted.—Northern Whig. THE STROUD JOURNAL, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1861. ACCIDENT on TUE MIDI. Alen RAILWAY AT MAMMY'S- Tiltls.—On Monday an eaciA•nt ...
... expression of his thanks. He was about to retire from the window, when Mr. Rowcliffe came forward and made • speech, assailing the Whigs, the House of Commons, the Premier—every sentence being greeted with shouts of laughter. Having taunted his lordship with his ...
... opponents. I was visited by the head of the extreme liberal party and was asked to come forward ; and I was also invited by the Whigs. I refused to come forward upon any private solicitation ; but I said if a public meeting were held, and if all parties adopted ...