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... from any' other source in the coming session. I dare say the Whigs are foretelling all sorts of evils that may come from the passing of this bill. I have heard member, he has been member of a Whig cabinet, declare that he believed there was nobody in the ...
... man.® The multiplicity seams Ins views deter men more than ever from pinning their faith his. You might be. Palmerstoman or Whig, but only Gladstone can a Gladstomau. The transition from the old, simple, external politic statesmanship, to the less hard ...
... includes members entirely opposite to one another opinion, divergence practical policy may not impossibly occur. The numerous Whigs who heartily agree with Lowe may consent, for the sake of discipline, to follow Mr Gladstone, if they are not alarmed the ...
... daring the year 1865 was 538,530 tons, or nearly 40,000 tons more than in the previous year: These figures says the yorthern Whig, show in satisfactory and remarkable manner the rapid increase of Belfast great commercial centre, and its rapid progress onward ...
... THE NECESSITY FOR REFORM BILL. The Tories of to-day, constantly dragged forward by the advance of the Whigs, are to the Tories 1832 what Lord Derby is to the Sir Robert Inglis of the past. The tail is now where the head used to be. We shall always find ...
... won no parliamentary campaign. The Radicals will mutter with justice that it is great thing to be hereditary chief of the Whigs, [that Cavendishes seem to be above experience, and that it is only commoners whose elevation excites a howl of annoyance. ...
... Dublin would have been more numerous but that just present there is not sufficient local prison accommodation.” The Northern Whig says that mote arrests may have taken place, bnt as no information could be had from the authoritities, nothing could be definitely ...
... King, and would leave a disagreeable task to their successors. 13103, at length, after a quarter of a century’s exclusion, Whig Government entered office under Lord Grey andXord Brougham, and pledged itself from the to a decided measure of Reform. Parliament ...
... for the present Mr. Lowe and Mr. Hoesman preside. But when regard the motion as the production of a member of one the great Whig houses who were left by the R;form l!il! ot 1832 in possession of unreasonable share political pow er, arc compelled observe ...
... • THE REFORM BILL. The Loudon correspondent .of the Maaehetter Guardian, writing on Wednesday, says:—“Whig hopes ore reviving with the warm weather. A considerable change has come over the party aspect of things during the last few days; and those who ...
... and predicted that no bill would pass which was framed with such an utter disregard to the views of the Conservative and the Whig parties. He denied emphatically that the resolution had been drawn by Tory band, and dealing with the objections to the course ...
... which is to bring to light corrupt practices of the borough, were the work of Liberal Governments. deeply regret that the Whigs have hitherto refused the Ballot, which has the experience of other countries its favour, which would minimise the use of corrupt ...