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... of the Whig situation. Some action was rec|uird to conciliate the Radicals, whose co-operation the Conservatives had been secured only on the prmise a Reform Bill and measures Church spolition ; this was the reason of the production the Whig Reform Bill ...
... leader of the Whigs the Commons. We have, these columns, frequently said of late, that the matter of Liberal support to a measure of Reform, put forward by a Conservative Government, it was not to Mr Gladstone and the officeseeking Whigs we should look ...
... hollow apologies the Whig leaders succeeding years, regretted bitterly that they had not sought settlement on the basis of '59. The process of agitation, and the Whig encouragement of outdoor clamour have forced, not only the Whigs, but all parties who ...
... GRAND BAZAAR NE WHIG GEN. Yesterday uioruii a grand bunar, in aid of the erection of new was in large marquee, erected in a field facing the sea, ir. the centie of the littlo town of The day fine, and the- company very nuuu-roua. A large eolleot.on useful ...
... CORRESPONDED CE. WHIG AND TORY QUEEN'S SPEECHES. TO THE EDITOR OE THE NEWCASTLE DAILY JOURNAL. Sir, —Your valuable and clever contributor, the Tyrannical Tory, asserted few days ago that one of your contemporaries knew nothing about the subject that ...
... Lord Ci'AHKHDOM ia not perhaps the moat popular of Whig stitesmen but he nevertheless earned some credit for himself by the speech he delivered Coventry on Monday. The closing of industrial exhibition in that town was a tempting occasion to hi* lordship ...
... against the wishes of the Whigs. This statesmanship ! this government party ! This certainly comes with grace and forco from a politician who was shaken nearly out of his senses by the Chartist movement 1848. may not now be the Whig leader, but his advice ...
... settled. Loid Russell's querulous review of the bill of '32 has not enlarged the public sympathy with the Whig notions on presumably strict Whig topic. ...
... title of Tory, why should not another class drop the '.le of Whig and why should not both meet together under the common appellation of Conservative, which expresses the policy of both If the Whigs refuses to do this, it will be because they cling a position ...
... ordiuary student of moderu history knows, hy Sir Robert's adoption of Whig principles. Disrae' 1 expressed his meaning in a memorable sentence— Sir Robert Peel, said, had caught the Whigs bathing, and h*J walked away with their clothes; tamed the Shrew ...
... principle the Bill. By that amendment was sought virtually to convert the Bill into the discredited scheme proposed by the Whigs last year ; and to take from the Government the moulding of the measure to be passed in the present Session. The amendment ...
... e associations which are not so misnamed. And why do the Tories not rejoice at their great success—why are they not Whigging the Whigs, and loudly boasting of their triumphs ? The reason not far to seek. Their victory has been grand defeat—another such ...