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... some other son of the house should be always found in Parliament as member for the old borough ? And, if they were all Whigs of the Whigs, and sometimes even dallied with the ballot and expressed themselves loosely about £6 suffrage, we might not like it ...
... emissary and servant of the Lancashire cotton-spinners. Manchester has become so great a power in England that it can coerce a Whig Cabinet: and it compels the nominal Government to employ its own ambassadors and to act in concert with it. Hence we have a ...
... struggle take place before their successors are re- turned. Mr. Sidney Herbert was one of the most popular and respectable of the Whig party, and had many private friends in the House. Mr. Deasy’s recent speeches against certain of his co-religionists in Ireland—he ...
... influence, and for which it wonld be as easy to return to Parliament a Repealer as to return Whig or a Conservative, in case such were the desire of the population whom Whigs and Conservatives now represent. An occasion recently presented itself in which every ...
... equally cheap JOHN J. STEADMAN COMFY. HAT, CAP, AND FELT MANUFACTURERS, AID IS, TOP OF UNION - STREET, BRISTOL. - J. R. and Co. Whig Redaction hi the above Goods to ensure tide being Said In a few days, early applkiation neeemary. [l7li PARAFFIN & PETROLENE ...
... bungler, the worst of leaders, the most unreliable of colleagues, the most ridiculous of despatch-writers, the most factious of Whig*, the most egoistical and therefore the most impracticable of ministers f Wool or mutton? This seems to be a groat question ...
... will be scanned with the utmost minuteness, both the economical and the warlike party in the House, It has been calculated Whig weekly newspaper that the deficit will he from two to three millions. How to provide for this and the expense involved in ...
... ancient baronial a t i t a Psimistipmem in f Has any man alive eves and peallne, has any man inherited 'ewe! _godliest. wl - Whig a hundred skids to Os I n the shape of ‘41.1114111/141/As aignit,. and connection prossoMmg theanskes . meat inopporteso moment ...
... Session. The Palmer- ston Ministry, on the other hand, composed of sections of various and conflicting parties, mongrel Tories, Whigs, Radicals, and Manchester destructives, holding different views, distrusting one another, threatening one another, could only ...
... not threatened just at present with another Whig Reform Bill. The British constitation is granted reprieve for the present, .and the same kind consideration is extended her Majesty’s faithful Commons. Tbe Whig Ministry came in upon the Reform Bill, but ...
... not retain hla position—a position requiring ordinary tact and activity. Manchester is divided not so much into Tories and Whigs as into the friends of the late Anti-Corn Law League, and their enemies. Mr. Bright represented the former class ; Sir Thomas ...
... not retain his position—a position requiring ordinary tact and activity. Manchester is divided not so much into Tories and Whigs as into the friends of the late Anti-Corn Law League, and their enemies. Mr. Bright represented the former class ; Sir Thomas ...