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... the second class followed their example. Lord Palmerston's absence may, however, accounted for by indisposition. Thirty-five Whigs did not vote, and nine Libenla voted the previous question. Tan in Tin Building Tusk.—The great majority of the bands have ...
... Bankruptcy Bill—the Ministry already find themselves disabled and impotent. The year repeating the political phenomena of 1841. A whig Cabinet again tottering to its fall, and a period of .ass political bankruptcy is heralding and paving the way lor its coming ...
... love of ofice has conquered all feelings of magnanimity, and Soldi, quid cairn etl infamla, aummit, has become the motto Whigs Peelitea, and Radicals. If the people wore disgusted at the treachery that betrayed parliamentary reform by the very men who ...
... (laughterj. You Whigs have have hud power since 1832. You pledged uur»eiv«i to economy and retrenchment, but 1 have never seen you carry it out. The expenditure of amounted little more limn JO,OOO a year j hut what is it now ? You Whigs have made great ...
... said Mr. Bowcliffe, turned oat Qorernment (hr latter than hie own on the Reform question, and what had be done himself? Ton Whigs,” continaed Mr. Bowcliffe, addressing Lord Palmerston, “have had power since 1832, Ton pledged yourself to economy and retrenchment ...
... establish in and out of i’arlutDeut—ut home 1 abrouit—in the British colonies and amongst foreign nations, parly which shad not Whig party or Tory party—which shall not bean English party party, bat which shall thoroughly Irish and truly national. Now, sinco ...
... Derby’s BUI, be did it far the reason that many other Whigs and will have yet to vote for some such measure whan the noble Eerf is reinstated in power. He sew probability of getting anything out of the Whigs; end even if the House of did not earvy Reform BiU ...
... anxious to consolidate their own ranks, and to be assured of a majority before they make another experiment upon office. The Whigs are, of course, contented; the formidable old Irish Brigade has dwindled the solitary, though imposing, personality of Mr. ...
... more occupied with the strange gor«:p the lobbj than with the speeches of the ujouiDers. To bo sure, when Mr. Moflat, the Whig member for Honiton.aml who sits on the second bench behind the Chancellor of the Exchequer, denounced in strung and plain language ...
... appetite tor en eatvoa.oil ol* the audrage tlial none but long tiled end to Ament lletormefs, and aident, tei our turn, 'due Whig*name in, and weaaid, hoar the question will tolile.l lor quirter Lord John ta.rty Ireinb-e.l under m> new teepuinibilily. lie ...
... incomparably M.tcuss-.rt-d tre*'S. * oi tiie InriUlu peer their Ahi mica more, tor they hud been deplorably damped and the anti-whig I cock scum in question. exciuiiuiihgly accurate type of the reman; ing process whereby the ignorance of j the British nu ...