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... Emmebsok rose to move the first resolution, and in so doing said—l scarcely need remind you that for several year* past both the Whigs and Tories have promised the people of England reform of the House of Commons, and now when the prewnt MinUbyrn .tempting red«m ...
... body of his follow countrymen. It could not be that bill of this character could ' .J^ ' brought in without consulting the Whig party, *, ® could not much danger in bill brought in _ of the House Bedfad, and supported the Cavendishes the Howards, the ...
... much-vexed question,” and ought to be accepted such the country at Urge.” One might hare thought, after many Reform Bills, Whig and Tory, and many discussions in successive Parliaments, that a moderate measure should now have been passed with little debate ...
... cutely had not been insincere, tor betrayed groat emotion when he was obliged to withdraw his last bill. Tbs noble earl and the 'Whig patty were therefore not open to that charge. 1861 earnest and robust reformer upbraided the noble lord, who triumphantly ...
... the old Ton party; if it is the Utter, it is not unlikely but will gather some of his supporters from the more conservative Whigs. But it is improbable that Government formed by either party will able long to hold office with Mr. Gladstone, Mr. Bright, ...
... «ill “kins • rich “icbeming,” to «o bar 0 “,™ t ° .f herring. deputation ,tcrn there »d , 11 , , waited upon Hon. dir t lt Whig ecton that if Tracy, . b jhall be no more repreflY . f 8-t«r holiday, the . of cniovfd; about a* agreeable a* 4tl,ig ground ...
... Lord Houghton, Earl De Grey and Bipon, and the Duke of Somerset. the redistribution seats. Hr. Marsh (Salisbury—” Liberal Whig”) gave notice that Tuesday naxt ahculd put certain questions to the Government in reference to their intentions as to the ...
... Parliament might would justly repudiate anything that they did. conelusion made forcible appeal to the independent moderate Whigs to be wise in time and not to bring themselves prematurely to that tomb in Westminster Abbey, which the hon. member for Birmingham ...
... “over-bearing” old man in many partioularo. But I -cannot see the fairness of pelting him with mud because he is evangelical and whig, when the very party who are doing so, judging by the rule of their lives, would take care of their mends, in the way the Bishop ...
... HOAXED. CHILD STEALING. THE AUBTRO PRU33IAN DISPUTE WARLIKE APPEAR SB. DEPARTURE OP GARIBALDI fbom OAPRRRA. I fortun'‘»of Whig or Tory, or of that mongrel party, struggling into birth, which is neither the one nor the other. Oar theme the recent admonition ...
... defections not yet declared, nor likely bo declared until the vote, are understood to include representatives of some of “tho great Whig houses,” such the Fitzgeralds, Dovers, Camdens, and Suffolks. Four or five of the Scotch also said to resolved upon leaving ...
... “key amount hostility to any more Reform, and the insincerity of many our public men with regar I hope that the Manchester Whigs are their|reprejfciative, Mr. Edward learned they rejected Mr. J»cob ile Mr. Hcywood it the general election. And Marry etyle ...