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... state, instead of disgusting the country and | resigning in a few months after Parliament had assembled, to make way for the Whig leaders returning in triumph in order to manipulate the Constitution so to secure their party triumph, decided upon extending ...
... Ministerialists. The Globt believes that, if dissolution became inevitable, there would ten Tories who would rejoice for one Whig Liberal of any shade. An Atlantic cable despatch published yesterday alleges that the Emperor Maximilian has been executed ...
... bad voted for the Whig candidate (cheers and laughter).” “Since be (Mr. Hardy) had become connected with the borough it had much improved (laughter).” If a Whig now attempted to represent it he must bribe heavily (a laugh). If the Whigs would only let ...
... to the hills, and the woods, and the rocks. With vour schemes, ere I heed them I’ll couch with the fox, And tremble false Whigs with wavs cunning and dark, You’ve not heard the last of the Lord of Sneyd-park. Come, indulge, &c. To the hustings I II ride ...
... Kichard Vyvyan and Mr. P. J. Miles to represent her at St. Stephen’s. But the glorious triumph when one of the grossest of Whig dodge* was ignominiously defeated, has. owing partly to the supineness, partly the internal dissensions the orv party, never ...
... produced the Bill of 1866. Well, we all knov what came of it. It went up like a rocket and came down like its stick, and the Whig regime was among the things that were. In his valedictory address, Mr. Gladstone, with his usual lofty affectation, declared ...
... which was current that the chief argument of the noble earl in inducing his party to support the Bill See how have dished the Whigs ! With respect to the Bill, did not share in the apprehension expressed by so many speakers, and believing that the extension ...
... the reign of her present Majesty 'Whigs, who are shocked at the idea of creating ' ‘- ■ l . and by the Conservative party up to the com-1 lueHt of last year? Th«* Conservatives created 15 l *” s that period, and the Whigs created 65 hear,” and laughter); ...
... reproachet from members of the governing Whig families have been directed not against the Derby-DisraeU Bill, but against Derby and Disraeli forencroachingon what they considered their department-trespassing upon the Whig Parliamentary manor or preserve. Hence ...
... (hear, j hear). That Bill, in spite of all that may be said by the i Liberal party, has been most violently opposed by the Whigs the House of Commons, and it entirely \ i through the energy and exertions of the Conservative i Government that those benefits ...
... history and traditions of the great Ducal House, to which the Conservative candidate for West Gloucester belongs, than did the Whig historian Lord Macaulay, who referring to Henry Somerset, the head of the family in the reign of James 11., says: -“The powerof ...
... minerals, but I.dx-ral party, has been mort violently oppoaed bv the ''° rld ’ I d creM ...