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... Upper House. As the condition of retaining office the Tories must therefore do Whig work in the Lower House, and the work which would be rejected if it came from the Whig side is accepted being Conservative by the Conservative House above. This is a very ...
... been'deeided the withdrawal of the Whig canidate, Mr. Stirling, and Mr. Smollett, Conservative,, iontinnes to represent the county as in the former Pariament. An election petition against the return Mr..Devereux, the Whig member for tbe borough >f Wexford ...
... THE DEBATES ON THE ADDRESS. When our Whig-Radical contemporaries were lately crying out that the debating power of the Ministry needed strengthening in the House of Commons, we expressed the opinion that, although this was perfectly true, the Ministry ...
... by the Lord Chancellor ; for besides the insipidity and schoolboy-like composition customary in Queen's Speeches for which a Whig Ministry is responsible, that of last Tuesday is characterized by its unusual length, and by the more than ordinary oddness ...
... * P&f ?» one of the cheapest and most , years old wholesome dinner wines imported intoj | /' Castle AA' GOLD SHERRY. Gold\ Whig country • • • ••••••••• V ■ A** colour. It is full flavoured, delicate, /'Castle A PALE MARSALA Pale, & & and either {m ...
... effectively the anomalies of the repre sentation, and might have been the incarnation ol Radicalism, had not his unmistakable Whig munnei partially revealed what ?? coarse insinuations as U Mr. Bright's motives completely exposed — viz. .hLs half heartedness ...
... studied for the bar, be entered Parlia. mrint in 1820 as member for his native city, which he eon- tinsid to represent in the Whig interest down to tihe dissolution which followed the passing of the Reform Aet in 1S32. Durizng this time he had lent his support ...
... to observe that the really serious danger to the Church was be detected not so much in the desertion of the bishops by the Whigs as in the desertion of their wigs by the bishops. Within thirty years a wig-wearing prelate becomes a rarity. A similar though ...
... 359 newly enfranchised electo overwhelm or nullify the who were only enfranchised the other day ia the year 1832—under the Whig Government of the late Karl Grey, Lord John (now Earl) Russell, and the unreformed Tory parliament of that day; and ever since ...
... ef fer the esibeneders immediately behind the Nash I. the Tbe dark uniform a the Aabseesdar nest ecompicanas; Coact Apperyl Whig bellowed by It. Mamma with his Turkish melons earl pm& rebret lad lookiag inner* ereseeenbie Is robes, walked munil be She ...
... to observe that the really serious danger to the Church was to be delected not so much in the desertion the bishops by the Whigs as in the desertion of their wigs by the bishops. Within thirty years a wig-wearing prelate becomes a rarity. A similar though ...
... members of municipal corporations are selected with a view to political opinions than personal qualification and Lou see that man Whig, lory, Kadical, tits him better a.iderstaud tue social sanitary wants a town. corporation mat discharges its functions fully ...