... the Reform Bill now before Parliament and the nation. Mr. Disraeli started on his public career as the declared foe of the Whig oligarchy, the enemy to and opponent of handing over the destinies of England to the care of a select band of noblemen who ...

... taught his seniors lesson and has done more in six mouths to maintain the prestige of England abroad than any one of the old Whigs who were diplomatists before he w.is bom have done in the whole course of a long life. The entire House of Commons have tendered ...

... “without portfolio ” is not likely to escape criticism in the House of Commons. It is true that such a position was filled the Whig Ministry by the Marquis of Lansdowne in his declining years, but the Lower House is much more particular than the Upper in ...

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... gratitude to the present Government for giving them a measure of Reform more liberal than it ever entered into the mind of a Whig Administration to conceive. We know, of course, how it is that the Scotch Bill happens to be so much more liberal and satisfactory ...

... per box. Sold by all Medicine Vendors. CAUTION Poo hos of thceirsolsis medicine has the words Da. Loccoot's WAYIke in is whigs raters on a red proved hi** Gowsrsavost &coy, without which words, au. LIS CHELTENHAM EXAMINER' RAILWAY TIME TABLES ...

... “spouters of stole sedition.” These phrases, carefully worked up, fell very flat. When Mr. MoncreiE, the Lord-Advocate under tbe Whig Government, sprang to lue feet and began in defiant tone to discuss the franchise ■question, everybody supposed 'that 'he going ...

... out of the hands of working men and shopkeepers. and especially the latter, who, if the majority of their I customers were Whig or Tory, would be compelled to • vote with that particular party. He reminded the meet! ing that out of 1.200,000 electors ...

... “In the eventuality of a Ministerial j crisis, or hour exigency, Mr. Lowe desires to j be among his early Parliamentary and Whig officebearing friends; and we understand that the right hon. member for Caine is strongly impressed with the convic-1 tion ...

... of success was left unused. But all failed because Mr. Gladstone's object was too transparently veiled ; while some of his Whig colleagues and followers were as desirous of giving him as indirect a snub as they appear to have been of keeping the question ...

... Works, Sheffield, SELL BY AUCTION, the COMMERCIAL AUCTION ROOMS, 3, BURTON STREET, Bath, TUESDAY, May 28th. and two folio whig Days, Twelve o Clock each day, Large Consignment of Superior Electro SILVER PLATED WARE, and TABLE CUTLERY, consisting of ...

... Lincoln, London, Ossory, Peterborough, Ripon, and Winchester. Asa rule the Conservative peers voted for postponement, the Whig peers against. Amongst the latter, however, was Lord Midleton, Dean of Exeter, In the last change of Ministry there was involved ...