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... purely Conservatives- This will Ibet sap.L -i, pointnent to 'many. --They vish'to sde a'third pkty. Xney are tired of- Whigs and Conservatives. 'They witena. .'efornT Bill, and they see no chance -of it, so long as it is! . a~adstheshuttlqcopk of partie ...
... the business that will come before Lord Derby is of a kind that any man can transact, and transact, too, equally well—be he Whig, Tory, or Radical ; but wh►t if the hundredth duty assigned to him should be the draught of a Reform Bill? I HER MAJESTY, ec ...
... the Opposition. Having then done its work, it is to &U and make room for an Administration headed by one or other of the two Whig noblemen whom the Times delights to honour. The Times evidently thinks that the game of 1859 can and will be played over again ...
... other set, but it does not by any means follow that it is therefore a matter of indifference to the country whether we have a Whig or a Tory Ministry, whether we have a Mannere or a Wodehouse, whether we hays a Corry or a Lowe, a Gladstone or a Disraeli ...
... -I ? i THE _SUPPLEMENTAL _CHAR _PER _OF-THE QUEEN'S ( _HUSH ) _UNlVERSirY— . THE VICEROYALTY . § ' _' _ffFromtlui NorUmii _^ Whig . _Belfast _. ) : _' IT ia _ecarccly _possible to read _the report _of _what paHSfd in the _House of _Commons on this question ...
... severely. Lord Stair is oloeely connected with the Duchess de Goigay, whose factor My Inglis is, and Lord Stair is a great Whig Peer. However, John Douglas, junior, engineer, and 'James Irving, mason, will come out of prison sadder and wiser men, and ...
... Mr Walpole _was right in not giving way completely _, for _though Reformers _, wo are _not propared to _see the _Executive , Whig or Tory ; _abdicate _under any . dictation _aavo that of _Parliament i _but _what sort of _Administration ia that which so ...
... iu 1 S _3 _' 2 , _when he leapt _on _the table and xnadc au _energetic _speech in _favour of _progress at a _time when the _Whigs _were _halting . The _American monitor , _Miautouoinoli , _forms the subject of a third article , _in which the opinion ia ...
... sordid a dunghill he was standing on. But his day is past; he will be Premier no more in this world—and in the other, the First Whig requires cleverer colleagues. It is thought certain that there will be a European peace soon ; and the “ Liberals who raged ...
... believe, is vet known of Lord Derby’s arrangements. It seems, however, that the negotiations going on with a few of the mild Whigs and with the Adollamitee have broken down. Mr Lowe had long interview with Mr Disraeli, bat nothing seems to have come of it ...
... made their appearance, nor is it likely many will be lime Wore the m iddle of this week. with the fishermes who have sow acs Whig made at raise teem M $0 per sent. lowa, then was lbws . the o as leek le en the ue settled state shims ea Omitted pox returns ...
... camas Taus of Laasdowne year of Ids age. 8s bon fn week heal*, sad seized, at White's CM, ,of whiehhediedyeelsrday. the tint Whig nobleman Lard Derby a goosed support, but it he declined adios on account of the weak dale of hia health. Tan Tories bare been ...