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... compliance with his own view of the avetasiliaa of Lis position, he proposed to offer high office to several members of the Whig party, and even to certain members of Lord Russell's Government. He should, therefore, have to ask from his own snpporters ...
... you can't. do, says the Times to the Whig-Liberal set, and then, when it is all plain sailing, resume the helm again. In other words the Times would use the Conservatives as a warming-pan against the time when Whig-Liberalism shall recover itself and ...
... certiticated schoolmasters. The Whig Reform Bill proposed no such franchise at all., The Derby Reform bill proposed a new franchise for persons possessiug 101 a year from funded property, or pensions of 201 per annum: the Whig Bill proposed no new franchise ...
... Reform question, and for the removal of that stock , item from the list of political agitations. Conservatives, as well as Whigs and Liberals, would be glad to see the ever-recurring subject made an end of, and to know that the country at large regarded ...
... Cabinet, and that Mr. Lord STANLEY and Sir S. NORTHCOTL were in antagonism to the remainder of their colleagues ; and some of the Whig and Radical papers with eager haste repeated and enlarged the statement. This was authoritatively contradicted on Tuesday morning; ...
... are bow; fide abolished, it will be such a surrender of patronage as the Whigs never before made. There are very few Conservative county treewirers ; three-fourths at least are Whigs and Liberal.; the duties do not occupy more than two months in the yaw ...
... of the most important members of the Whig party with the Liberal and popular party in that House and the country; and if that were the consequence, if be did succeed in dissevering the most intelligent of the Whig nobility from the great popular party ...
... Grosvenor and Captain Hayter alike aim would be obtained. The Whig Government would retain its place, but the obnoxious bill would be crushed in some way; and BO that it does not become law, the Whig opponents of the measure care not how that fact is accomplished ...
... and Mr. lack of judgment and Mr. precipitancy that have made I maitififlj es'venty a minority of eleven. 1 altemittti Ws Whigs, he has tried to insult the Conservatives, he has endeavoured to school the neo-Liberals, and he has not yet succeeded in gaining ...
... overshadowed by some power behind the Treasury Benches. Mr. Bright had told them , that if they dallied with Reform the great Whig party, would become extinct—Aft. Cardwell said that when he heard of the massacres in Jamaica he sent to the Governor of Barbadoes ...
... session Mr. Disraeli will be able to make arrangements for lessening the burden; but if not, then I trust you will give us Whigs, who also have a large interest in the soil, as much credit as the Conservatives for desiring to benefit you. They (the Co ...
... enough; but we apprehend that if he had been in office he would have been jnst as chargeable as the rest of the Radicals and Whigs. Church Rates, Reform, the Irish Church, National Education, National Defences, are but a few of the questions upon which the ...