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... the services of a Prime Minister altogether. The Times is at a loss to find a leader in the Lords or in the Commons; amongst whigs, tories, or radicals. On the whole this political weathercock, which is every- I thing by turns and nothing long, thinks ...
... though public servants have no politics, you cannot help feeling gratified at the change, as your family have always been Whigs or Tories, as the case may be ; your grandfather, the member for Sn-and-so, having been the intimate friend andsome time the ...
... order; slm one would listen to him. In 1797 he gave up the attempt, and from that timge till l30 the question. forsaken by the Whigs, was ?? to the Redicals, headed by Sir F. Jurdett; nor were the public much mere anxious on the subject. In 1821 only nineteen ...
... PARLIAMEN'ARY OATHS' BILL A STEP TOWARDS BREAKING UP THE CONSTITUTION OF 1688. To the EDITOR of the HAMPSHIRE T=EGRAPH. SIB,-The Whigs of 1866 seem to have degenerated. I They are not what their forefathers of 1688 were. Their principles and policy resemble ...
... tlnit the tenant fiarmers in Hertfordshii'e th( canl carry anr election. Tticy may he able to decide be whether a 'Tory or- a Whig shiill be elected ; they may ho a ministers Of So Small at situation as that,--(Laughter.)- the' But what you are afraid of ...
... not alone obtain this great jec boon to the borough ; but I Would ask how it came to pass atl that for 25 years, durinig a Whig Administration, pno woi attempt was 'made to obtain from the Government ainy ne enaeetto take on themselves a small portion ...
... AND TlI FRANCHIsE BIaL. V -The Government Franchise Bill, which was carried p in spite of an unnatural coalition between whigs, pro- g fessing liberals, and conservatives, applied a severe test ti to the political honesty and consistency of the present ...
... Brightel, was tiltally injured a fow days ago by the fall of a chandelier in his dining room. The Queen (says the Northeern Whig) has made very liberal and large purchases of Irish poplin for the weddinic troussefl Oof thle Princess Helena. Aproupuosal ...
... CATTLE PLAGUE IN he IRELAND. Id DUBLIN, MONDAY. i e' The cattle plague has broken out in the county of I en Down. The Northerna Whig publishes the following from i Id a magistrate:- The Rinderpest has broken out in the an townland of Drennan, in the county ...
... to try his hand at legislation. The opposi- tion having scored one Against the Government, Captain Hayter, reputed to be a Whig, has made the attempt to score another by moving That this house, although desirous that the subjects of the franchise and ...
... been done. The misfortune is that so far as Reform is concerned, very few men are in real earnest about the matter, and yet whigs, tories, and radicals have so far committed themselves to it that a quiet withdrawal from the position which has already been ...
... of the Whig party which Lord Derby intended to seek. Our contemporary, however, significantly e adds: We believe that hitherto Lord Derby's over- tures have not been favourably responded to, which h simply means, we suppose, that even the Whigs whose ...