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... Lord Russell and his cabinet had pursued with regard to Mr. Bright He (Mr. Ferrand) remembered, thirty years ago, when the Whig government waa great difficulties, they called the late Mr. D. O'Connell to their assistance. (Laughter.) They gave him the ...
... good effects and wonderful cures, whde medical men extol its virtues most extensively, using it great quantities the folio whig diseases :— CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, WHOOPING COUGH, NEURALGIA, DIARRHOEA, RHEUMATISM, SPASMS, &c. Important Testimonials ...
... against the Government. Rumours are also current of the defection of the Grosvenors, the Cavendishes, Leveson-Gowers, and other Whig noblemen, Who have declared their want of sympathy with Reform movement. Time will show how far rumours have any foundation ...
... those twelve are very siguificant. They include Lord Castlerosse, officer of the Household ; Lord Milton, the heir of the great Whig house of Fitzwilliam ; Sir E. M. Buller, who owes his baronetcy to Lord Russell; Lord Portmau's eldest sou; Sir J Gray; and ...
... be a thimble-riggintr administration. (Great cheering.) I call upouyou, Reformers of every shade- whether you are Peelites,Whigs, Liberals or notorious Radicals, like myself (a laugh)— to rally round the Miuistry, which has done more, perhaps, than any ...
... might, and would, justly repudiate anything that they did. In conclusion, he made forcible appeal to the independent moderate Whigs to wise in time, and not to bury themselves prematurely in that tomb in Westerminster Abbey in which the hon. member for Birmingham ...
... body of his fellow countrymen. could not be that a Bill of this character could have been brought iv without consulting the Whig party? and there could not be much danger in a Bill brought in by member of the house of Bedford, and supported the Cavendishes ...
... Government has reason to complain of the conduct of the Grosvenors, the Fitzwilliams, the Pettys, and other members of the Whig aristocracy, for the disfavour shewn to a well-conceived and judicious plan of reform sorry indeed should we be to think that ...
... death Sir Lewis, who was great loss to the country', greater loss to the House of Commons, but the greatest loss of all to the Whig party. He would not have counselled them to remodel their traditions American principles, and to count votes numbers and not ...
... Gladstone with inconsistency. We shall be curious to mark the course that will be pursued by the Adullamites and recreant Whigs on Monday next, when the Chancellor has promised to introduce his Bill for the Re-distribution of Seats, which will be a corollary ...
... Never mind how many people there are iv place—never mind how is otherwise entitled to be represented, the question is, is it Whig or is it Tory ? If the former there are nine arguments out ten against its beiug enfranchised, —if it is Tory then there are ...
... the commercement the present racing s n the book makers have lost at least £150.000 to the • e.i 'mfiree. The (says h North m Whig) has made very liberal and purd aea poplin f the auofth* l iinc ss Helena. One of tie p . W:eß of ~ia e to be for th nsulne ...