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... tenant right, and for free education. This is the manifesto of Ireland.'* The Post further observes:—A Palmerston or Dnfferin Whig would have been more hateful, if anything, to the. electors than an Orange Derbyite, and the English reformers would till into ...
... Ministers, though many think It It WON treated as it ought to be, no overwhelming diffiealty need crop op. At all events, if the Whig- Radicals are faetioes, an appeal will be made to the eneatry, and the iuse—a very important one--will be, • • the one bond ...
... chronic revolution; and the third was the question of reform. Before the inevitable operation of turning them ont and putting in Whig Government took place, he wanted to see their, cards these three questions.—( Applause and laughter.) II the Government brought ...
... stated why on this subject, a Conservative Government is not quite as entitled to the confidence of the English people as a Whig-Radical administration. Turning to other matters, be asked whether for ever and ever the Britieh Army is to be the victim ...
... The Day News protests nu their behalf that compromise on each a point would imply dishononr, and that than play second to any Whig of gritty, the great Peelite chief ought to Vag himself at once among the Radicals, and take his mat below the gangway; while ...
... House of Compose. Mr Wilkie expressed an that the present Governess* would not bring in a Reform Bill, and he demigod SIMI Whigs who in 1859 took eats upon the question of Worm, and then shelved the subject for six years. If, bowevar, this provost Government ...
... in type than Lord Palmerston or even Lord Russell, a man with a faith which the former had not, aman unspoiled by the cold Whig insouciance of the latter, a statesman all whose faults spring from the intensity of disinterested coviction,—we hold the party ...
... immediate contact with the snow. Mr. Gladstone and the Leadership of the Liberals. — The Edinburgh Review, the organ of the old Whig party, openly professes a desire that Mr. Gladstone and Earl Russell should be removed from the leadership of the Liberals ...
... CONSERVATISM AND THE MIDDLE CLASSES. Out ¢ \(From the Imperial Reujew.) meee by the No longer to dct as an independent party, the Whigs | reference to Mr Warren's letter Mr Warren, have been forced to take up the Radical cry for demo- | ever, omits in his otherwise ...
... to their or the people at large. She then seat for Lord to take up the reins of Government after had been deserted by the Whigs, and almost the first be did was to frame a reform bil) which would heve added 500,000 working men to the b Bat no sooner @i ...
... their eolhvt-d strength against bun, while he singly held the golden chain which binds the party together. Fifty years ago the Whigs tried the experiment of importing Mr. Poilsoniiy from Ireland as safe and harmless leader; and the result commemorated in the ...
... in Parliament is the great question of'the day ; but to that demur. Parliamentary reform is already conceded. • Radicals, Whigs, and the most bigoted Tories arS aR agreed as to the necessity the question being settled : the details are all that are requisite ...