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... hope to carry it by bringing to bear upon the representative branch of the Leaislature a pressure like that which enabled the Whigs to carry the Reform Act of 1832. No man can be expected to grow enthusiastic about a measure which proposes to continue his ...
... years we have had the anomaly of a Whig Government and a Liberal party headed by a Conservative chief. In my last letter, I informed your readers that, despite his eminent talents and marvellous oratory, the leading Whigs would not have Mr. Gladstone for ...
... hope to carry it by bringing to bear upon the representative branch of the Legislature a pressure like that which enabled the Whigs to carry the Reform Act of 1832. No man can be expected to grow enthusiastic about a measure which proposes to continue his ...
... the electioneering cry, but the country will not accept it. The working classes wiil believe in reform no more at the hands Whig opposition. Russell, Palmerston, and Bright have each and all betrayed them, and so they intend to trust the Conservatives ...
... GADITANA I e BERZNOUER . J. Vivi& ALMOGAVAIL . For CORIUNNA, CAVAM CADIZACALAOA, • LICANTIL, sad Its *mad WNW OADITANA, a. Nam. Whig le wifir owe it Nolen Dock, will Ye Whet particulars ogglyis DUTTON looltlegs. PIIIIOIIIeIPIN. LI/10 o_oll4oo &am* abs al ma ...
... raised'at its head ; easy-swing Liberalism, a trade to live by> has •mddenl>Maik-n' into Umbo; and the Tory Times stands', With a Whig mask in its hand, raving the minister whose veracity has put an end to disguise. ' Tlie long debate upon the Georgia—which ...
... by die young man for the annoyance he created, seed understnd the law court wil be caled on to rom take cogniance of the ?? Whig. and Pof dayf Tain WALDENSES IN HE WEST.-The following day extract from a pamphlet recently published (1864), I t Oi' called ...
... hope to carry it by bringing to bear upon the representative branch of the Legislature a pressure like that which enabled the Whigs to carry the Reform Act of 1832. No man can be expected to grow enthusiastic about a measure which proposes to continue his ...
... years we have had the anomaly of a Whig Government and a Liberal party beaded by a Conservative -chief. In my last letter, I informed your readers that, despite his eminent talents and marvellous oratory, the leading Whigs would not have Mr. Gladstone for ...
... years we have had the anomaly of a Whig Government and a Liberal party beaded by a Conservative chief. In my last letter, I informed your readers that, despite his eminent talents and marvellous oratory, the leading Whigs would not have Mr. Gladstone for ...
... edan. LD, G role a Co Adelaide—The Juheaton, I.D. Budden. & Co Adalaid., &a —John Knox, Munro, LD, Ronald,,, Bra Alva Bay—Whigs of the Maraiag. Wihon. III), Nlcbola Day—Arthav: Kb, .S.Ce Al;o4 Algol Bay—Ariel. Hangster, LD.Falconer Mcreer 11 . ay—Cape ...
... party when Sir Robert Peel changed his opinions in 1846, the then member for Pontefract joined the section of , the moderate Whigs, and with these has acted ever since. His lordship having traced the change in the political attitude of parties the time referred ...