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... Sir G. Grey will soon be removed to the place where the old Whigs go, and that his office will be filled by either Mr. Bruce or Mr. T. G. Baring. Should this report prove to be correct, the Whigs of the Reform Bill era will have been effectually swept from ...
... constant to their political duties. The allow him to petition against the return of Mr. Cave, al , for Barnstaole by * vote Whig thus gains seat for Welsh free from opposition, but the result scrutiny for * incorrigible borough in Devonshire, which has ...
... the Whigs. Forty-four Whigs voted against their party, making a difference of 88 on the division, entirely reversing the Liberal majority of 70, and 18 votes to spare. We say, therefore, the Reform Bill has been slain and buried by the Old Whigs. We should ...
... sixty Liberals abstained from either voting or pairing, Mr. Michael Biddulph, our Whig county member, amongst the number. We believe that something like a hundred Whig members are adverse to naked, bald abolition, and therefore declined to vote for the ...
... the second time these Whig Statesman have had their request granted. We do not say that the disaffection of a portion of the Irish people, either in 1848 or 1866 is to be entirely attributed to the mal-administration of the Whigs, but it is at least curious ...
... the Government and the Irish Liberals, taking Mr. Goschen's late office of Vice- President of tbe Board of Trade. The old Whigs are in a great state of excitement having brought out a promising young aristocrat who may be trained for tbe Premiership to ...
... appointments have yet been made, nor is it expected that will be made so long as there is any prospect of the accessions of the Whig party which Lord Derby intended to seek. ...
... tbat the time has now arrived for the moderate Whigs to the Conservatives in defending the Constitution from the assaults of Gladstone and Bright. It becomes clearer clearer every day, that whilst the Whigs are from the Conservatives by the narrowest oe ...
... it was Earl Grey who, by his refusal to join ariyCabinet of which Lord Palmerston was a member, prevented the formation of a Whig Government at that time. And it was no other than Earl Grey who materially helped forward the downfall of the Russell Ministry ...
... is no longer predominant here ; that even those members of the Council Board who profess Whig principles are not blind to claims a deserving man, whether he be Whig or Tory, and that when such one appears they will not only refrain from putting forth a ...
... occasion of the enquiry into the sayings and doings the recent election, one Chambers swore positively and distinctly that the Whig candidates themselves attempted to buy his vote, and actually thrust money into his pocket. The Committee ot the House of Commons ...
... not have been returned to the House of Commons elected under the extended franchises more 'hantwo hundred Conservatives and Whigs. Theßadiwould have had majority of two to one, at *»t, and we should have soon found the coach down the hill at an alarming ...