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... on losing his seat, by an immediate appointment to a Deputy Lieutenancy on the 21st April, 1866, by our Whig Lord. Lieutenant. So much for a Whig Government's (dis) approval of the personal bribery of one of its supporters. Out upon such humbug, then ...
... it the law of the land. All parties, merged in one, gave it their support. Tories forgot their ancesteral antipathy to Whigs, and Whigs were aroused from their rest-and-be-thankful slumbers to pass the bill ; and Radicals, while giving a passing lash ...
... 'hdvocate only those . measures Which \Ne on, seiously believe to be for the good o.the country, let them come from •Tor,i, Whig; or -Raclical. L We have now entered into the fourth year. of the existence of the Her and as we have said our - editorial ...
... brought in a democratic reform bill in the hopes of destroying his political opponents. He called upon the scions of the old Whig constitutional families to recollect' their hereditary principles, awl to consi let the principles of their party. The safety ...
... It is to be hoped that the police will keep a sharp look out for • the person to whom the clergymen referred.- - Northern Whig. Mr. Bright'is about to go through one of his favourite performances. Several years ago, when the Conservative paity were, ...
... the new administration. Lord Stanhope wilj also probably accept office, but it is hoped that some of the more Conservative Whigs will join Lord Derby, who would be prepared to concede to them an adequate representation in the Cabinet. Wednesday's Pall-mall ...
... brought in a democratic reform bill in the hopes of destroying his political opponents. He called upon the scions of the old Whig constitutional families to recollect their hereditary principles, ani to consi ter the principles of their party. The safety ...
... as to who will succeed to the chair. Walpole is the Conservatives', man, and at one 'time it was whispered aboutlthat the Whigs generously allow him to be elected; but ;this is quite absurd. The Speakership of the 'llouse of is a sprendid prize, and we ...
... n as to who will succeed to the chair. Walpole is the Conservatives' man, and at one time it was whispered about that the Whigs would generously allow him to be elected; but this is quite absurd. The Speakership of the House of Commons is a splendid prize ...