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... could not, under any circumstances, be very lon*- delayed and that the overthrow of the Whig's mast be followed immediately by his own accession power. If he had shown his hand” at that moment, he would have given advantage to his opponents without rendering ...
... have occurred with unusual frequency within the last few weeks. hare now to report the death of Mr. Edward Ellice, the veteran Whig who represented the city of Coventry; and of Mr. George Potts, the Conservative member for Barnstaple. In both cases Conservative ...
... The Whigs kept Mr. Tuffnell at the Treasury. The Whigs gave Sir John Romilly the Mastership of the Rolls. The Whigs sent Mr. Wilson to India. The Whigs gave Sir Ebskine Perry a snug sinecure by making him a member of the Indian Council. The ...
... Disraeli’s suggestion that Lord Lyndhukst delivered that scorching series of excruciating Sessional Reviews from which the Whigs pure and simple never yet recovered and never will. His lordship’s only daughter, by his second wife, is married to another ...
... thing or two,” our Whig Incapables went on building wooden-ships to be iron-plated on this most disastrous Prince Consort and Royal Oak plan.” Of the demonstrably unseaworihy and useless warships on which the equally used-up Whigs are exhausting the taxes ...
... Richmond Whig thinks there are but two means preventing a long continuance of the war—tbeae are either foreign intervention or successful resistance the Northern Conservatives to the abolition inaction (query—faction) in. Washington. The Whig eaye we want ...
... of Somerset, a great Whig magnate and member of the present Government, to whom a considerable portion of the borough of Totnes belongs. It was a Whig candidate who bribed, by wholesale, in the Irish borough of Lisburn. It was a Whig landowner who turned ...
... Devonport, the seat of a great naval arsenal, is generally regarded virtually Government Boroughand there is no doubt that the Whigs and Radicals, by the use and abuse of patronage, have contrived to make it a Government Borough to very considerable extent ...
... another are never happy a. when they are pourmg forth illualration mia e ra ble Whig system of blowing hot The tanguafe m.'iAnant .tander «.d of in.ult. lh , j tWn , efo. lobrin* Whig Let them, by all means, keep their “receptions them- uicui, 3 me- - diplomacy ...
... way was the Roman Catholic Bishop, Dr. Dorrian. They also broke the windows in the house of the proprietors of the Northern Whig. The factious continued to smash the windows of their political and religious antagonists in various directions, and in one ...
... in their stead It is true that Sir Robert Peel, when he was asked to propose plan by which enormous deficiency, produced by Whig mismanagement, might be made good, declined to relieve the responsible advisers of the Crown of their constitutional functions ...
... THE TESTING OE IS6O ECLIPSED. KOPE WORKS Blail. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1563. The Duke of Somerset is one of the men whom the Whigs seem to have singled out for special exaltation and honour. As First Lord of the Admiralty, he occupies, with one or two exceptions ...