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... though the Conservatives possess thispower.it does not appear likely they will exercise it ; Tor they could only dust the whigs from on some important question which would add the vo'es of t'ie advanced liberals to the sides of Conservatives, and this ...
... kind of effect was felt at that produced by Mr. Disraeli, in the Opposition. One could not help thinking that, unless the Whigs should commit any egregious blunders, their tenure of office will not expire yet while. If, however, Lord Derby lacked motive ...
... honour), General Grey, General Seymour, Sir C. B. Phipps, Dr. Holzmann, and Mr. Buff. Mr. Edmund Yates, writing the Belfast Whig, says This year there were posted in London, jfor despatch to the provinces, on tho evening preceding Valentine's Day, upwards ...
... Sherman might easily have gone down to Mobile had he thought it prudent • '- the attempt. THE CROPS IN THE SOUTH. The Richmond Whig of February 27th has an article its editorial columns upon the prospects of the crops at the South, in which it professes to ...
... our days, a statesman, having sinned against the precepts of his party, and brought down npon himself the remonstrances of Whigs, while giving occasion for scoffs and scandal to unbelievers in Whiggism, takes unto himself sheet of paper, with a pen in ...
... were to follow the Tory Earl to the world where there are no polities, would Gladstone feign, or would John Bright become Whig and whip his hounds for a chase It will be a calamitous period for England when these old statesmen drop away. They keep the ...
... it has felt discontent and restlessness on the few) occasions when be lias assumed the leadship. If the foremost man of the Whigs, therefore, is deemed ill-suited for the post of Prime Minister, what can said of the foppositidn benches, and who is there ...
... but if accounts are to be believed, Lord Wodehouse fills the office efficiently. Lord Carlisle was of the blood royal of the Whigs, «ays the leading journal in its loftiest style of biography, offspring of a Howard and a Cavendish deserves a respectable ...
... from to time examined the reasons the Colonist's for doing, and have found them d upon sound logic ; but Government whether Whig Conservative have been blind to all reasous upon the subject, and have treated the Australians with such contumely that they ...