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... year : 18fi5. 1864. 18.T3. 1802. 1861. Conservatives 317 313 312 307 303 Peelitos IS 12 14 Whigs 231 234 238 2J>» Radicals 95 65G 656 653 651 Strange Lineage op a CniLD.—The following ext ...
... to please their elders. The scenery is, however, magnificent, and the transformation a iCcenvre of theatrical mechanism. The Whig Government evidently feel themselves on their last legs, for they are heaping honours ami bestowing places on their adherents ...
... their former tactics and to agitate the question of parliamentary reform. Significant symptoms are already apparent of the Whigs hoisting their colours with the cry of Extension the Suffrage and People's rights, emblazoned on them. Whatever reception ...
... candidate for the vacant seat upon his father's principles, and will doubtless returned. To the adoption Conservative measures the Whig Government seem to have added the recognition of Conservative merit. With a general election at hand this is perhaps not bad ...
... eloquent speech detailed the story of the riots and shewed how after being excited by Whig partiality, the principal actors in them were suffering from the effects of Whig unconstitutionalism. The Irish Secretiry attempted to defend the Government, but did ...
... party in Parliament has done more to stave oil' a war with America than all the truckling concessions and partisanship of the Whigs. the Commons on Tuesday, the Cheltenham and Gloucestershire Water Bill was rejected by a majority of thirty, the votes being ...
... of listening to the oratoiy of the Baronet, who has not delivered a speech of any length since his memorable attack on the Whig Government, wheu Earl Russell withdrew his Reform Bill. The resolution was supported by Messrs. Du Cane and Morritt, and Colonel ...
... Conservatives l>e the Church. Should it be as we imagine, there will be a reconstruction of parties ; and no doubt many of the old Whigs and of the former Conservatives will fall in as before to the ranks of the Conservative party. There are signs already of some ...
... people in the background, influential 'men in the moon,' came and went to make private arrangements between local leaders of Whigs and Tories, and did their work. Plans were deeply laid, and ably carried out. The great and the mighty—the few and the inf ...
... The discussion, in which the Opposition took no share, showed that the subject of Reform there is a split not only in the Whig but also in the Liberal ranks, for the motion was opposed Lord and Mr. Lowe, both of whom are of the advanced order. Mr. Lowe ...
... determined that they would continue in office, an l according to the tone of the next Parliament they would Conservative-Whigs or Liberal-Whigs. Another six weeks or two months at the outside and we shall see a General Flection in progress. How will the Government ...
... a Government not wiUing fulfil the pledges of lHo'.t and lK»i0. hen its a question of reform or expulsion from office, the Whig statesmen will decide in favour of reform. This is the only effectual mode of dealing with them, and I hope it will lie adopted ...