... an extensive, if not fundamenlal, reconstruction of the Government. The 'enunciation of two such pure Whigs would bivalve the allegiance of the Whig party to the remaining portion of the Cabinet, and the probability is that a succession of weak Governments ...

... crest of silence sod perplexity maintained by the Liberal party. The it i.e.. to be very certain that, with the aid by the Whig maleoateata, the Conservatives can throw the bill. _ The meats that the delay which circumstances or so smog of programme ha* ...

... inscription, but this is an improbable contingency. If • ministerial catastrophe is caused by the retirement of the two great Whigs of the present Cabinet, it would naturally fall to Mr. Gladstone to form a new I ministry, but the formation of such a ministry ...

... you can't. do, says the Times to the Whig-Liberal set, and then, when it is all plain sailing, resume the helm again. In other words the Times would use the Conservatives as a warming-pan against the time when Whig-Liberalism shall recover itself and ...

... and perplexity maintained by the Liberakparty. The Advertiser says—lt seems to be very certain that with the aid given by the Whig malcontents the Conservatives can throw out the bill. The Poet asserts that the delay which circumstances, or an error of programme ...

... probably correspond with either the opinions of its opponents or supporters, on the whole it would contribute to give the Whigs and Radicals a renewed lease of power, and in this respect satisfy the ambition and objects of Earl Russell. The first question ...

... probably correspond with either the opinions of its opponents or supporters, on the whole it would contribute to give the Whigs and Radicals a renewed lease of power, and in this respect satisfy the ambition and objects of Earl Russell. The first question ...

... for Irish discontent is a startling fact. The Foxite Whigs seem to forget nothing and learn nothing; but we were hardly prepared to find that Earl Grey hoped to improve Ireland by the exclusively Whig politics of the beginning of this century. An unattached ...

... no doubt whatever of his intention, under all possible circumstances,to hold on to his Premiership. Ile is a Whig, in the first place, and Whigs never surrender their hold upon patronage and pay; hut, besides, his ambition is involved in the Reform Bill ...

... tfirst introduced by the Whigs. Of all the curious circumstances connected with the strange eventful history of Reform since Lord John Russell re-opened the question in 1851, not the least singular is the fact that, of the four Whig measures proposed, each ...

... first introduced by the Whigs. Of all the curious circumstances connected with the strange eventful history of Reform since Lord John Russell re-opened the question in 1851, net the least singular is the fact that, of the four Whig measures proposed, each ...

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