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... of five ; and, after this, everybody saw that forbearance tbe part their adversaries could give longer life the ministerial Whigs. This Sir Robert must have clearly seen. He accordingly, the 27th of May, moved a resolution which amounted to the expression ...
... scarcely have the hardihood to say that he is fitting representative for largo and important constituency like Newcastle. The Whigs took him when Mr. Ridley resigned simply because they had no better man at that time available. It was hoped that with years ...
... repeal of the Corn Law or resigning. If he resigned rather than do this, the Whigs were ready to take the plunge. If proposed and carried the repeal, with the aid the Whigs, sure onco more to break up the Tory party. The fix was complete, whatever may ...
... battles best they can. They certainly will not yield the blandishments of their Whig opponents who have many times before made tools of them. Let have fair stand-up fight. The Whigs can go for the two present member*. The Tories for their man and tiie Radicals ...
... had votes. Blr. Headlam cold, nnimpaasioned lawyer, who has not the slightest sympathy with the people—a doctrinaire of the Whig centralising class, who is never heard of in Parliament—and who votes implicitly with the party that has placed him in office ...
... to attend the burial of tho slain man, and a comrade from the rwimmt officiated the grave. regiment An Unfortunate Husband.—Whig Legislation_ A barrister, commenting in the Times upon the defects in the preseut law divorce, gives the following case from ...
... subsided, and with very little delay the other performances were gone on with and concluded without further Interruption.—/fc//a«£ Whig. Extensive Robderies.— For considerable time past •otpicion has existed that large quantities of pro* petty have been stolen ...
... have been either settled or compromised ;* and the whole Cabinet endorses as their policy the adage of the most impotent among Whig Administrations,' Can’t you let it alone T’ General Thompson. —This distinguished veteran in all the best movements of the ...
... subsided, and with very little delay the other performance* were gone on with and concluded without further interruption.—Bef/ost Whig. FIRST GREAT QUARTERLY TIMBER SALE FOE TO (JOKTRACTORS, BUILDERS, JOINERS, CABI- NET MAKERS, COLLIERY AGENTS, IRON SHIPBUILDERS ...
... political parties of the State during recent years, that elections are deprived of much of their original excitement. Since both Whigs and Tories have agreed to do nothing,” why should the electors ears which of the two do it! The administration of Lord Palueiutox ...
... whether we send two Whigs or one Whig and one Tory. Lord J. Bussell admits that between the two parties there is now no difference opinion in the leading political questions of the day, and locally aTory member is as good a Whig. The main thing for the ...
... this administration could last year. How could When all the discordant elements beyond the pale, who agreed nothing else—Whigs, Whig-radicals, Radicals, Peelites, and other indescribables—were sure to join against it. The result justified these sinister ...