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... MR. ROEBUCK’S LATE SPEECH. (From the Times ) Mr. Roebuck hag added another cbapt*' to his history of Whig Ministrieg and rm Bills. The original memoir was by means a panegyric, nor ia Mr. Roebuck more of an eulogist now than he was ten years ago. In fact ...
... reconstruction of Government. The resignation of two snch pure Whigs dissolve the aliegi&nce of the Whig party to a portion of the Cabinet; and the probability is that a succession of Whig Governments wonld ensue. The Pall Mall Gazette then glances at ...
... -rston had tried a «■ tii.ii.ni directed by Whigs, and a joint Govern- ment of Wlii;.' .-j and lladicals; it remained to try a Govt-rnment directed on Badieal principles, and sup- [nrtcd as far as possible by Whigs reduced to a ry place. So bold aii experiment ...
... above ESTABLISI Daye ol Schwaeab, First Appearance Hiss AMY BLINCHAI *bs charming Serio-Oon - Great hit ■»e=Hra. HILL and WHIG Negro Artistes, *A'e of Ohristj’s Minstr *»«prietor and Manage _ The Performance Tuursoay Night set spa; Sheffield The Member* ...
... was Hr bush through the House. He spoke 4(; boar, making no secret of his reluctance office, describing his abortive negoj 8 Whigs and Adullam : tes, declaring bHtw , the Queen’s suggestion that he the formation of a government “upon an *°» 6 basis,’’ and ...
... he was described as a Conservative, and now he is the prop and the staff of a Whig Administration. He came out of the Conservative camp, as Lord Derby came out of the Whig camp, to maintain certain principles, and may still think that those principles ...
... Government of which he had been a supporter had departed from the rule of Whig governments in past times, and, instead of taking entirely the advice of certain portions of the Whig party, had taken advice from that end of the House of Commons — that section ...
... Liberals with this result. A few uf the pure Whigs have recoiled from a go\ i rami nt in which tiny suppose the Radicals lo 1 avi too large a share. Mr. Bni..nr had un- happily become the l- 1, /•••.■- of the Whigs. WhatO'CoxNtLi. was to the Liberals of Lord ...
... The first was marked strongly by Lord Grosyenor when he complained that the Ministry, instead of being guided by the old Whigs, had consulted with Mr. Bright. The second appears prominent in Sir Bulwer Lytton's speech against what he calls a transference ...
... Wb«* e breechessaid I ise.” Tortoß Iresswell blow over tb« II was w* I i was xnakJßS r, when Cre* 8 I taking down with 1 ead. Whig again withtb out the bead* Cresswell. - it, man, i 0 Yes ; if y o, a party up, and too at he did ut Mrs. Cres o us for doiB» ...
... that way, he will shrink from it. Lord Melbourne took the latter mode. Yet though thought with the. Tories and acted with the Whigs, I always indicated him from the charge of inconsistency. A man is not a traitor for surrendering a town to the enemy when ...