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... Liberal ranks. Captain Hayter is the son of a Whig whipper-in, and he has a Whig seconder. His, and other motions of the like effect, are so many Bhots between wind and water coming from the Whig battery. The Whigs have determined to sink their own ship rather ...
... not sufii- ciently matured to form the basis of a satis- factory measure. We may inform our readers that Captain Hayter is a Whig and a professed supporter of the Government ; and that portion of the public which read the debate on the second reading of ...
... prepared to thankfully accept—ac aa ha- atalment—but which ia almoat aa ?? to th* Whigs as would be a reform scheme propounded by a Conservative Government. Tae opposition of Whig* to tbe bill now before the House antes, however, Irom a purer motive than their ...
... for all the delay that may take place. It placed in an attitude of strong opposition Lord Grosvenor and nearly all the old Whig leaders, who would not be dictated to by Mr. Bright, or Mr. Gladstone, or any other dangerous Radicals. What the Conservative ...
... find another landlord? There is a freemasonry among landlords, and a rebellions tenant would offer in vain fora vacant farm, a Whig landiord might have an objection to am independent voter. The Re-distribution Bill was. brought forward very promptly at what ...
... now to be the issue on which the fate of ths Government and their bill is to depend. As the son of Sir Wm. Hayter, the ablest Whig whip on record, he was listened to with great interest, and his speech was not unpremis- ing, though it was more boyish than ...
... objections was a majority for Conservatives of 546. The Scotsman —which is generally well informed on political matters while the Whigs are in office leads its readers to expect another great speech from Mr. Lowe when the debate on Capt. Hayter's amendment is ...
... Mr. Wingrove Cooke’s ‘‘History of Party,” and he quoted that eminent authority as saying that bribery was introduced by the Whigs because the Tories had all the land. They found it necessary in some way to counterbalance the over-weening power of their ...