... trpssy. It was well known that the House Lords tot assent to it on its own merits; and Montague, K fore, the leader of the Whig party, amalgamited compl financial scheme for raising a loan of and caused that comprehensive measure to be Jet up the House ...

... assembly of Tories, which the Patric bolds as a bugbear, is presided over by the Marquis of Lansdowne, the patriarch of the Whigs. The Committee of the Legislative Body charged to examine the new Corn Law Bill has presented its report. The following are ...

... of all crerde • _ad politics, th* they could have no doubt, from the Vice- roy's manner, ef the settled intention of the Whigs not to restore the subsidy unless they ate compelled thereto by a farce which tdr.y dare not attempt -to resist ; and the coun- ...

... conceptions, Mr. Gladstone, the representative, are ashamed say, of Oxford University, adapts old doctrines to novel policy. his Whig allies he bequeaths the rags of constitalional uniformity. For himself be takes the bolder and more perilous Hue of action ...

... assembly of Tories, which the Pa'.rie holds up as a bugbear, is presided over by the Marquis of Lansdowne, the patriarch of the Whig*. Thp Committee of the Legislative Lady charged to examine the new Corn Law Hill has presented its report. The following are ...

... This is the ruse de guerre of the Finance Minister. Ought it to succeed? Shall it be one more added to the dodges of the Whig Ministers? Or is it not rather to be rejected by the House of Commons and the nation as a cunning and unnecessary interference ...

... By far the greater number of them have seen service in the British fleet, and when the navy estimates have been cut down by Whig Beards of Admiralty these men have been heartlessly cast adrift upon the world. When not wauted by the exigencies of the public ...

... have probably not taken into account. Nobody will believe them. Men are too well acquainted with the natural history of the Whig and Radical species auppobs for * moment tb«t they will abandon office long they can, any expedient, contrive to to it. The ...

... Gladstone, the representative, we are ashamed to say, of Oxford University, adapts old doc- trines to novel policy. To his Whig allies he bequeaths the rag 9 of constitutional uniformity. For' himself he takes the bolder and more perilous line of action ...

... t circles who would not, if be were compelled to declare his sincere convictions, trace the sacrifice of the paper duty to Whig necessities and Radical demands. It is this sacrifice of national interests to the clamour of an interested class that calls ...

... was well known that the House of Lords would not assent to it on its own merits ; and Montague, therefore, the leader of the Whig party, amalgamated it with a complicated financial scheme for raising a loan of 2,000,000/., and caused that comprehensive ...