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... During the existence of the Whig Government the Reform League leaders abandoned their creed. They gave up manhood suffrage and the ballot, and adopted as final measure the 71. franchise with the open vote. Their cry was the Whig bill, the whole bill, and ...
... simple. It has been said, in a wellknown epigram, that Tories in place become Whigs in opposition ; but we have here an improvement upon the doctrine, when we find one of the old Whig family party,” even when out of place, at one with a Tory Home Secretary ...
... out of tbs queltion. If Mr. Walpole had only done at first wbit he did yesterday, he would have completely outmanoeuvred the Whig partisans. As it is, theythose partisans—have in a manner confessed thenselves beaten by retiring from the field—contenting ...
... the twelve zodiacal signs, all arranged to correspond to propitious and unpropitious events. Southern Opinion.—The Richmond Whig thus speaks of the observance of the Fourth:—“The country, the Fourth of July, and everything else, are given up to the negroes ...
... that one of its members voted against the introduction of the Ballot. expect the Whig Cavendishes, Clintons, Bruces, Bullers, and Packes to vote in this way; and the Whig members of the late Ministry such as Sir George Grey, Mr. Gladstone, Mr. Baring, ...
... pressing resolutions in favour of national economy, which were partly negatived and partly agreed to by compromise between the Whigs and Conservatives? In the late debate Mr. Disraeli certainly intended to claim some credit for great speech which he made in ...
... meeting of Parliament, in the opening of 1 $67. We are aware, indeed, that Conservatives of all classes, whether Conservative Whigs or Conservative Tories, feel natural dread of beholding an array of ten or twelve metropolitan corporations, most of which ...
... opposite party —(hear, and laugh)—but the aamo limo they were very possibly thinking of their own interest, lie believed the Whig party in the country had had a great fright the proceedings of the late Government, and they thought it was bettor not to bring ...