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... further effect of the entire scheme, including the new franchises. Schedule A deprives the Constitutional party of 38 seats, the Whigs of 21 seats and the Democrats of four seats. Let us now see what is given in exchange. This is, of course, to some extent ...
... extent of the damage done thereby will not be known until digging -out has ended, which will not be until next month.—Northern Whig. - FARNINGHAM GREAT FAlR.—Yesterday the great annual fair of Farningham, which is one of the first of the Kent autumnal cattle ...
... prophysing Brahmins in the great Whig house somewhere, and I daresay they are foretelling all sorts of evils that may come from the passing of this bill (laughter). I have heard a member—and a member since then—of a Whig cabinet declare that he believed ...
... for corruption, ever since its creation by Sir Robert Walpole, has been a weakness of the Whigs and the strength of their party. The Radicals, who go beyond the Whigs in most things, are certainly not behind them in this. The Liberal party in some counties ...
... may , be met some years hence by the pleasing fact of a decrease in the number of committals to gaol. The ingratitude of the Whigs is proverbial. As a party they have always been accustomed to cast off like old shoes, those who have once served them, but ...
... I originally commenced public life as a Whig or under Whig patronage (hear, hear). Gentlemen, 1 never possessed other political feelings than those I now profess. I never received a place or patronage from a Whig government. I honourably won my position ...
... that every thinking Englishman had seen this day's gathering of John Bright's friends, and, whether they were Conservatires, Whigs, or Liberals, belonging to working class, middle class, or the aristocracy, if they were true Englishmen they would pause ere ...
... unable to avoid) of upholding Manchester Radicalism by subscribing to even the more respectable of the two Plymouth daily Whig organs. Plymouth, June 5. ANTI-BRIGHTITE. ...
... spirited remonstrance will be made by the ill-treated constituencies in the many other boroughs undeservedly sacrificed to Whig reform. If so, Mr. Gladstone, like the Bribery colt in the Derby. will be found only second in the race.—l am, Sir, your obedient ...
... tables will thow. that , the simple test of popliation . :9 - oduees some extraori - ,linary restaltsonost favourable to,Whig interests, and that we., are still with a charming little list , uf almost entirely Whio—borea,g'ns with an insinificant number ...
... deserves to be, and the government with it. For Lord Grosvenor represents a strong body of moderate men, who, though they be Whigs, are Whigs of the old school, and prefer their country and its great institutions to any party triumph. But granting it to reach ...
... should be remembered that Whigs, Tories, and Radicals were strong partisans, and the consequence of an elector voting openly was that if he voted for a Whig the Tory held him to be a faithless trustee; if he voted for a Tory, the Whig entertained a similar ...