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... would suit him the amount could be easily levied and accurately known, and I think would have this to recommend it to the Whigs, that it would materially help them in that crisis which they must feel to be impending, and which they look forward to with ...
... either of w i 1 tue gative, we will withdraw the epithet But, say s ap P lied yir Charles of a Whig placeman, lor h e f s Trevelyan, he is not purely a Whig placeman, which / accept preferment from any quarter from fc t- Set it. The Tory Lord Stanley P° ...
... leave taking, has, at any rate, managed to make clear one or two important points, about which few, save the pensioners of the Whigs, had from the first any doubt. Those points, briefly put, are— firstly, the strong desire entertained by the Government that ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... his great recommendation to that intelligent constituency being that he was the brother-in-law of Lord Clarence Paget, the Whig Secretary of the Admiralty. His thorough discomfiture on that occasion need not be further alluded to than to remind our readers ...
... increased the majority by which Mr. Moor won. But when the Conservative candidate is returned for Brighton it is time for the Whigs to write to their friends. Southampton, Devonport, Coventry, Pontefraet, and now Brighton. That is the most unkindest cut ...
... 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 ...
... outbreak, or speedily restored order. But the magistrates assumed the attitude of masterly activity, which their patrons of the Whig Imperial Government have assumed matters of European policy and, while doing little or nothing to fulfil the duty which the ...
... justices officials than has hitherto the cost of the roads The ratepayers must leave no stone unturned to defeat this last Whig bantling, or woe betide their pockets.—I am, Sir, yours, &c, May 27, 1864. HILL FAllMEK. NORTH SHIELDS RAILWAY. TO THE EDITOR ...
... whether the honoured guest of themselves and the whole nation is to hunted forth from the Hhelter our freedom because the Whigs have a diplomatic purpose to serve We want to know why Garibaldi is thus kicked from off the English soil. Lord Palmerston ...
... '. 70 * 78 Dumas 91 173 Retired. The majority for Mr. Moor is 142 over Mr. Fawcett, tho Radical, and 859 over his Whig opponent, Mr. Goldsmid. Tho telegraph from Brighton says :— Intense excitement, shops closing, mob uproarious. _ Bath.—At ...