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... THE MEVOLUTIONAR7 OATHS BILL OF THE WHIG GOVERNMENT. TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING ADVERTISER. Sir, —The Whigs of 1866 have degenerated. They are not what their pretended ancestors of were. Their policy and'tactics resemble rather the principles of the ...
... Bill of that year simply because it was introduced Conservatives and not by Whigs. After this the Tories will for the time being the Beform Government. This will render the Whigs desperate and determined to go through fire and water to recover their }>risti'je ...
... During the existence of the Whig Government the Reform League leaders abandoned their creed. They gave up manhood suffrage and the ballot, and adopted as final measure the 71. franchise with the open vote. Their cry was the Whig bill, the whole bill, and ...
... and passed, and the Whigs would have been compelled afterwards to introduce another bill, going still further, in order to regain their prestige as Liberals and Reformers. We must here remark, that a Reform measure passed by the Whigs, with a Conservative ...
... which ought to forfeit one seat is i Lewes, which returns the Treasury whip of the Whigs ; and Chichester, Guildford, Malton, Poole, and Wycombe are equally compliant with Whig wishes by sending devoted adherents of their cause to Parliament. The rectorj of ...
... great chessboard. The warfare like that which goes on in England in all years, and under dozen kinds' reigns, between Whig and lory. The Whig is ...
... the hands of every Whig Ministry for the last quarter of a century. The following is & specimen of the trenchant manner in which the hon. gentleman expressed himself respecting Whig misgovernment of Ireland : The policy of the Whig Government in respect ...
... creed. Tiie Whigs and the Whig-Radicals adopt as their motto, Men rather than measures and they are right in doing so, for their sole object is place and emolument. Why, I say, should tho advanced Liberals make any difference betwixt the Whigs and Tories ...
... snggeeted— not ' that in order to neutralise the extreme of Mr. Fostee and Mr. Stansfeld, Mr, Beioiit, now that has become a Whig, ought also to have a place the Government ...
... great parties, deciding whether the Ministry of the day shall be composed of Tory lords or Whig lords. Since 183S the popular feeling has been on the side of Whigs. They have obtained for themselves, linos tbs passing of the great Reform Bill, the name ...
... repreeentaany other, which which the Reform iding between the That gentleman is not such a one self. Yet he calls ds of the Whigs, should like to have said had a like s. Would he not from one end of o at its birth such cipal organ of the of to-day, the ...
... from making in order to please the Whig Government, who wished to abandon their bill. And now they are moving heaven and earth to get the people to agitate in favour a much inferior measure, simply because the Whig Government consider the carrying of ...