... expected it would terminate, in the whitewashing of the real delinquent. Who believed that six Whigs, four of whom wore Cabinet Ministers, would condemn a Whig Lord Chancellor ? The result proves that the Government were right in packing the committee. ...

... expected it would terminate, in the whitewashing of the real delinquent. Who believed that six Whigs, four of whom were Cabinet Ministers, would condemn a Whig Lord Chancellor ? The result proves that the Government were right in packing the committee. ...

... expected it would terminate, in the whitewashing of the real delinquent. Who believed that six Whigs, four of whom wore Cabinet Ministers, would condemn a Whig Lord Chancellor ? The result proves that the Government were right in packing the committee. ...

... serious difference of opinion. If we do not get resistance as the Whigs are ' t in a condition to offer. On through the business in time on Friday for resuming this the other hand, the Whigs are scareely prepared to debate, then I have no hesitation in saying ...

... lever showed again until 1857, when one seat was (pri-2(1 , y handed over to Sir J. C. dervoise; the sitting M.P., regular Whig dummy, in older to save the bother and el poese of a contested election, as the Conservative lea.l, is ir.forrned their disgusted ...

... of an im pending dissolution, that it might have awakened the apprehensions, if it did not quicken the consciences of the Whigs ; but they had post- poned the solution of the question for six years, and it surely was impossible for a parliament to approach ...

... Roman with En_.lr._7, 0 a . man ?, too they are loyal to the union as mnch £.«-»_ h * Uhei ™ or Whigs among them quite Irish Tories t« .? ncB ' And Irish Whigs, no t lesfl testant ChoV.* . ♦v Uis onl y b y maintaining the Pro- that the unin» ?? _? e esta ...

... of an impending dissolution, that it might have awakened the apprehensions ' if it did not quicken the consciences of the Whigs; but they had postponed the solution of the question for six years, and it surely was impossible for a parliament to approach ...

... resolution, and said : There are three political parties, outside of ourselves, with whom we had to do—the Conservatives, the Whigs, and the philosophical Radicals. As far as the Conservatives are concerned, Lord Derby has given as to understand very plainly ...

... and in the smaller boroughs they would belong to the class most inti- mate with the Man in the Moon, and ready to vote for Whig or Tory for a sufficient reason. But in spite of all these considerations the temper of the House of Commons was decidedly ...

... of Manchester, where there were three candidates —on, a good sound Radical Churchman, Thomas Bailey—another a milkeand-water Whig, Mr. Turner, a Unitarianand the other a thorough-going Tory,—eleven clergymen in one of the wards, instead of voting for Mr ...

... England shall attempt at some critical period to force a belligerent policy upon the Government, or at least to lead somf of the Whig party leaders to adopt partial line of conduct between the contending Powers. The absence of such moderate and just Liberals ...