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... were opposed to reform, but the fallacy of this assertion was at once shown by the example they had set to those snivelling Whigs. (Laughter and. cheers.) The Conservatives produced a real Reform Bill ; they placed on the table of the House of Commons a ...
... opponents that he was the narrowest of narrow Whigs, and that he was certain to damage his political strength by rejecting all men suitable for office among the Liberal party in favour of the aristocratic limbs of the Whig connection. His past history probably ...
... fairly taken away the breath of all believers in routine. It was as unexpected by that gentleman himself as by the various Whig notables who longed for that easiest of easy chairs. They are very angry at the notion of a man whose property chiefl lies ...
... to join his Government, as such a fact looked like a confession of weakness, and a proof of the general complaint that the Whigs had not en- couraged young men. Surely Lord Russell could find among the members of the Liberal party some who would join his ...
... business for which they have beet elected; and a sorrowful response was recently mndle that the councillors are elected as Whigs or Tories, and can hardly be expected to attend to such inisignificant matters as town business. If there be a meeting in favour ...
... Stanley-from the Opposi- tion. Suppose that all the. old Whigs, and I do not speak of them without respect, because in past times the country has had great service front many of them, but suppose the old Whigs were quietly deposited with all symbols of national ...
... the inquiry was then adjourned to the 7th of February. _ _ A RENTAkL franchise is the stumbling-block of philosophers. High Whigs and high Tories, Liberal philosophers and Liberal Co uservatives, are all agreed that it is a very bad franchise, at least ...
... i should after all its deliberations reach so lame and v impotent a conclusion, it may possibly conciliate p a few timid Whigs, but it will lose both the con- s ifidence and the concurrence of the whole body of t the Liberals. Indeed the principle of ...
... with part of the proceeds of the forged cheque, precisely a mouth to a day having anthen elpserom thtm of the prsoe klaing whig- land fore Nhew Ciyok Th of ficero attended at teustie NOVEL MODE OF DECDING A MATRIMONIA, QuESTIoN.-The following story is ...