... Corq d One © week which ends to-day will, hereafter, be re- Whig} le Of the most critical in the annals of a Session, Istorian must regard as, perhaps, the most 1a English Statesmen have ever witnessed. The ew Neh for weal or woe, is to have so marked ...

... subject which the Whigs had failed to master, because they had, invariably, approached it in an opposite spirit. Earl Russell next addressed the House, and, instead of congratulating Ministers upon avoiding the rocks upon which the Whigs had been shipwrecked ...

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... y to glorify himself, and to abuse the Conservatives simply because they had suc- ceeded in doing in one Session what the Whigs failed to Mr. Sandford (late Peacock) and Mr. do in fifteen | Beresford Hope followed in the wake of Lord Cranbourne; but Mr ...

... they were small be Corrupt and venal, and that, because they and venal, they ought to be eliminated from the oral System, The Whigs (or what remains of by Mr, Gladstone, supported the proposition, & hoy banceltor 0° the Exchequer opposed it, on the tho that ...

... strict compliance with the Standing Orders and so forth. The Right Hon. gentleman, with the traditionary timidity of the Whigs, had some misgivings as to the success of the new plan, but he now must admit that the division of labour, su to] oO g ested ...

... while the Radicals, as a body, did not like to indulge in any manifestation which might prove unpalatable to their friends—the Whigs. The consequence was that the only cheers came from the personal friends of the Government sitting behind them, and from the ...

... considered, and to the intense amazement of the Conservative benches, Sir Reundel Palmer, the late Attorney-General to the Whigs, (who has over and over declared himself to be a Radical of the first water), got on his legs and moved to strike out the clause ...

... holders, and payers of income tax. Here too the Liberals were found equal to the occasion. The ex-Attorney-General of the Whigs, moved to strike out the clause and to disfranchise the whole lot! The Chancellor of the Exchequer said he would offer no ...

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