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... THE CONSEaVATTVE PABTY FBOM A WHIG POINT OF VIEW. A general impression prevails, which msy or may not be corroborated by facta, that tbe Ministry is weaker than it was, thst it can less afford to stand sn attack, and that the Conservative leaders, although ...
... PARLIAMENT AND THE DANISH QIJESTIov A Whig ministry may be said to have ?? e | iv ' ' and where any government, professiiihT ?? ■ ciples aud acting consistently in accordance with ,I'* would inevitably go (o the wall, the ?? Cabinet iv contending with ...
... fabric was overthrown. He did not Ihiuk the Whigs contemplated lhe ruiu of lhe Church, though he was happy to say he never was a Whig, aud he prayed C d be never might be— (laughter)— for he waa of opinion lhat a Whig was a creature completely out of lhe pale ...
... to be tbe inalienable possession of our veteran Premier is decidedly on tbe wune. Seat after seat has been wrested from the Whigs, aad new support and strength been added to the Conservative ranks, and on Friday laat Hertfordshire increased the numerical ...
... and B»ndy-row on the 17th August. All the witnesses advocated a re-organisa- tiou of the police force of Belfast.— Kwthtr* Whig. ...
... dishonour done to Uud, you bave nothing to say except that the Whigs are as bad as the Tories. Be it so ! 1 will uot dispute the matter with you. Only, you have no right to complain if I appeal from Whigs aud Tories to ihe people at large. Let me submit another ...
... supporter of Lord Derby. (Applause.) By that he meant that if be were iv the House of Commons be would vole to turn out the Whig Government aud place Lord Derby lv power, for every day that the present Govemmeut remained iv office mischief was beiug done ...
... Ministry and Lord Palmerston then still thought to uphold him. To carry out this resolution Lord Palmerston (judging Nspoleon by a Whig standard) was of an opinion that an ItalUu demonstration would very likely intimidate his Majesty. A triumphant reception of ...
... subjected to an excise, a countervailing customs duty is imposed on foreigu wares of tbe same sort. By the cowardice of the Whigs and the reckless injustice of the Freetraders, the slave-grown sugar of Louisiana wss placed on an equal footing with the ...
... long supremacy of Sir Robert Walpole. Iv 1852 tbe internal decomposition of the Whigs compelled Lord Derby no longer to withhold bis ad- vice from bis Sovereign. But tbe Whigs and Peelite* stimulated tbe apprehensions of tlie country by asser- tions that ...
... the House of Commons have acted. The Whig wethers, which unfortunately have not been very produoure-for thers have been do statwmen eon* # them— ha* been mixed with the political Cotswolds, the Peelites; bat the Whig mutton hw not beeu improved; mid m for ...
... in power, the upper ten th' oaanj. the Whigs and the Tories- Are they not tyrants f For what ia tyranny hot the possession of a superabundant amount of power? Do not the aristocracy and the goodly company of Whigs and Tone* possess political power which ...