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... TUESDAY, MAY 1, 1866. “TIME IS ON OUB SIDE.” Wbilb men are speculating on the fortunes of the hour—calculating the chances of Whig and Torywondering what next, and next”—and at a loss divine how the Parliament elected under Lord Palmerstox, and opened under ...
... precarious tenure of office, and Mr. Disraeli became Chancellor of the Exchequer. Mr. Disraeli had been bequeathed by the Whigs a surplus of £2,177,000; but the weak point in his financial cnirasa was that as the income tax had run oat he had, as regards ...
... approved j and, without Lord Derby, the work will have to be commenced de neit year. Adullum is largely represented among the Whigs the Upper House; and Lord Betsborough and Lord Foley would able to show their chief but poor anticipation of a division the ...
... rampant ever. Colonel Crossland has retained his seat for Hudderfield. There was tremendous hard swearing, I wish the old Whigs joy of their member. An«l that leads me to another point If the House of Commons were sincere dealing with corrupt practices ...
... higher franchise in the counties than the Tories themselves had done in 1859, and a higher franchise in the boroughs than the Whigs had offered in former Bila; but the qualification was simplified, and the Bill was worth having; and they had the moderation ...
... Dentista, Gsogramn Stuett, Lonkok, and in, Eldon Sqvsu, Newcißiu-oroir-rniE, may C.nsnlted in at Mr. Goast'a, 38 But King StrMt. Whig. Hart Hotel, Fore Alnwick-Every Fridsy, Mm. Snowdon’a, If, Without (Reasoved from Narrew- TaMh Extracted without aUd'eat Fain ...
... Sandwich elected Mr. Capper, a Tory, and dock promote —in preference to Mr. Brassy, the bod of great rail say contractor, *a Whig—though by eraaJJ majority. JJr. Capper promised that seafaring community* “dock,” bat how charmingly their deluaiona bare bees ...
... the return of Lord Amherlev and adds that it “would grand rclnbotion to unseat the son of the Premier for bribery; but there Whig pretenders to purity and freedom election ought to have set better example to tho coantlT. after tile exposure has lately been ...
... England. Lot one suppose they had nothing to bank with but paper promises. They had large paid-up capital real money. But the Whig Government wanted this money; and, as the price of charter, made the proprietors lend the capital to them, and irsuo paper ...
... called into action the celebrated Birmingham Union; and the result was the ruin of the Torv ministry, the accession of tho Whigs, and the fierce and nearly revolutionary straggle of 1831-2 for the first Reform Bill. That the men who straggled most resolutely ...
... amendment condemnatory the Redistribution of Seats BiU. The gallant Captain is the son of Sir Willi an Hattie, Bart, so long the Whig-Treasury whip, and on this question the son had taken the instructions of the sire. Hi* father strongly condemned the measure ...
... carried him wax owing to circumstance*. was now to dona, The Whig party lacked the power to carry it; and therefore matter of political Sir Robert and his friends, aided by the majority of the Whigs, achieved the dot traction of law that ought ttarer under ...