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... meaps ot ousting the late Government. The amendments moved to Lord Russell's Reform Bill were moved by members of the principal Whig families ot the country and as those amendments were coincided in by the Conservatives, was it not natural that they should ...
... the feeble objections and miserable sophistries brought against the Bill by the Tories, pseudo-Liberals, and aristocratic Whigs, andj con- cludes with the following sentences, one of the most able, philosophical, logical, and eloquent speeches that the ...
... h came under its deliberations were, after considerable hostility from the Conservatives, very lukewarm advocacy from the Whigs, and after more or less debate, shelved. But a new Parlia- ment was supposed to have changed all that, and it is not only in ...
... merits or defects. What have Parliaments i;o do with making prayers and bishops ? Christ,, and not the Queen.—Jesus, and not Whig or Tory govern- ments, must be the head and ruler of the Christian Church. As Englishmen, as well as Dissenters, and on social ...
... merits or defects. What have Parliaments to do with making prayers and bishops ? Christ, and not the Queen; —Jesus, and not Whig or Tory governments, must be the head and ruler of the Christian Church. As Englishmen, as well as Dissenters, and on social ...
... applied for earlier.—Mr Darby Really, I can't see why a case of this sort should be brought before us it is a case for the big whigs.—Mr Waters I say it is a great shame that these technical objections should be raised here.—Mr Plews: We can do without your ...
... however, like the famous goat of old, pleaded his case very hard, and endeavoured to persuade the policeman he was no Croppy, Whig, or Tory 0 and would go home quietly if allowed. The constable, however, was inexoraole, and the poor prisoner now commenced ...
... are at present framing a Reform Bill — four Cabinet Councils were held last week vou will be deceived if you trust to the Whigs you will be disap- pointed. Work and fightfor yourselves on honourable, true, and constitutional principles. If you do this ...
... other way but by coming forward and advocating measures which would ap- peal to the country and make it say We must have the Whigs back. (Renewed laughter.) But how were they to get the sympathies of the people unless tl1ey came for- ward to offer them ...