... appear to be aware of MF man’s raid, as, when he laid the Resolutions 0? they refrained from any exhibition either of dissent. Whig Governments of late years have in fallen from blows administered from their own P@ rtys should Mr. Horsman upset the Ministerial ...

... to the great agricultural body. Nearly all demands have been satiffied; and yet with a present and prospective surplus, the Whig Chancellor of the Exchequer closes the doors to the approach of any pleas on behalf of reduction of the Malt Tax. lie attempted ...

... wide awake to everything that was going on. Shortly after eight o’clock, and while Mr. Ferrand was “pitching into” successive Whig Governments in his usual trenchant style, an honorable Member moved that the House be counted. Several Members, who were interested ...

... have opened up the whole affair again, and would, probably, have carried a vote of censure, which might have compelled the Whigs to carry out their oft repeated threat of “going to the country.” This Mazzini-Greco-Stansfeld affair is no exception to the ...

... appointment of Chancellor of the Duchy with so small a stipend as £2,000 a-year (for doing nothing), but the rapacity of the Whigs for office is such that nothing comes amiss to them, from a clerkship in Somerset House at £80 a-year, to a Cabinct appointment ...

... has been good deal more serious in its results. has brought out very strongly the fact that the chasm which separates the Whigs from the Radicals no accident or prejudice, cannot bridged over by judicious division of offices. The admission of Mr. Stansfeld ...

... the Right Hon. Bob will resign his office in disgust remains to be seen, but it is echoed he will do nothing of the kind. Whigs rarely give up their places until fairly driven out, and there is nothing in the antecedents of tlie Vice-President of the ...

... do,” and will, probably, remain on the fourth bench for a month or two; but that he will soon return to office (should the Whigs keep their places) is a matter of as positive certainty as that the son-in-law of a Bishop will ultimately obtain the best ...

... resign his post at Turin. The truth is that Stansfeld and the Ministry must have fallen together. The old and the aristocratic Whigs did not like the Italian connection; the Conservatives to a man would have voted against it, and they would have been supported ...

... Of Freedom broadening slowly down In a land of just and old renown, Of a settled Faith and a stabile Crown: For Tory or Whig or Radical ws, Gladstonite, Brightite, whatever we bo, We ars all of thoroughly loyal, you see, Garibaldi! TA4 Realm. WAITING ...

... Government, hod been defeated because the Reform Bill which had emanated from it was neither ample nor practicable ; and a Whig Government went into office, distinctly pledging itself that the measure it would propound should comprehensive and satisfactory ...

... the troasnrership to Mr. J Williams, ooal meivbrnt, who wisely declined the honour and the risk, painfully remembering haw Whig money o ;oa * took nnto itself wings and fled away'* mast mysteriously from bis clirh’s desk, tb ...