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... to power. But the general election which had takes place broke down the immense Whig majority which in the previous parliament had carried all before them, and the Whigs found that they would be powerless if they attempted to stand alone. Hence arose ...
... raise the independent, iii'eiligent working man in the political state giving him the franchise —indeed Reform upon which the Whigs obtained office, has been held entirely in abeyance, and those members who have had the honesty to moot the question have been ...
... Lord Gosernment wae ev-rr day becoming weaker, lie became Secretary for til. Colonies in and few inomlia tile Hume office. The Whig, were in 1841, and Lord Normanhy was unemployed till, in 1816, Lord John Russell came inlo power, then was appointed Ambassador ...
... DOUBLE THREAD” SEWING and EMBROIDERY MACHINES with Standa, Ac,complete, from 35.; the beat, simplest, and cheapest In world. WHIG HT & MANN. 122. Hoi born-hill, K.C. free. WALKERS CRYSTAL CASE WATCHES are now superseding all others, account of their great ...
... the purpose of getting an opportunity for the delivery of most pungent and caustic satire on the back-slidings of the great Whig chiefs. The achievement of the session, which gave the greatest satisfaction was the reduction of the duty on tea and of the ...
... natural history of the ealwee. te stew thaw aoseersed that it is possible te Met. • portion el the supply; that peeper Wipe Whig taw, an Waves* In their waken musk se a eabsel casseqnsoolt follow. I shell ceecleds Uses remarks with a alight history of ...
... been metamorphised into Baron Houghton, of Houghton, in the county of York. Admitting it be desirable that there should be any Whig additions to the Peerage, their seens to be no reason why Mr. Richard Monckton Milnes should not not be made a Lord as well ...
... year 1 His Lordship was of late years a Tory, and during tbe last few days of his life he has been the opponent of the Whigs, of the Whigs with many of whom he was allied recently as 1804. Lord Normanby has not won a reputation which calls for' eulogy, and ...
... something to moderate demands than to be compelled one day to surrender unconditionally to overpowering and hostile force. The Whig Government seems to be of a different opinion, and avows its intention of putting off what Lord Palmerston and Earl Russell ...
... pace and at the proper time, but it is clear that their only notion of either consists what may necessary to outilank their Whig rivals in a forward march. When, therefore, these latter have shut themselves up in quarters which they have no mind to change ...
... apparent necessity of recruiting and strengthening the languishing Whig interest in the House of Commons. It was hoped by enlightened Whigs, that the Reform Bill had put the question of Whig supremacy for ever beyond doubt. By and by, however, it began to ...
... since, our readers will remember that it was stated in the public papers, that a batch of fresh Peers was to be created by the Whig government. %‘hlgacnt was allowed to be ;el::xhted before t:; lic, 8o strong wes pop opposition a rflwnmufifiwmm;omd&o Government ...