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... probable risk of reducing that two into • virtual ear, by admitting a third member who win in all probability belong to the old Whig minority. Some how or other, and without any special provision for the representation of minorities it very often happens ...
... of the but it is ready to face ir. ii is opponents, led by Mr. Gladstone and Mr. Brighr, with all the officia!s of the old Whig party, choose to force on a deci- sive combat in the Honse, with an appeal to the country as aitimate umpire, the Government ...
... and the Ministry hopes of upsetting Mr. Lowe must be congratulated on his reconciliation with his old colleagues in years of Whig misrule, and his companions in present left him out of their Cabinet, ash and he did deal in 1867 to destroy them and their ...
... sea t in the middle of the session, but also went down in person and to the constituency whom he had sold the nomi nee of the Whig peer to whom he had sold them. T am obliged to confess that a few years afierwards I was guilty of such ingratitude as to vote ...
... current that the chief arga- ment of the noble earl in inducing his party to support the bill was—* See now we have dished the Whigs.” With respect to the bill he did not share in the apprehensions expressed by so many speakers, and, believing that the extension ...
... tesbniy, like that which Lord Grey tried to prepare for it by his amendment. This discussion closes the history of the old Whigs. They sleep in the cave of Adullam with Lord Grey's amend- ment for an epitaph— a hybrid party, buried in a neutral nook, ...
... reign.” It their father, visit their uncle up to the period of her marriage had and we are of liberty in strong feelings the ‘Whigs, ba exhibited in the Prince's Prince Albert’ = infaence feeling was mind, while his of art received a stimulus how- Prince ...
... faults of Lord Derby’s Cabinet, if ite failw should be thought at all likely to reopen th doors of office to the worn out Whigs. The cer sure of Lord Halifax upon the Reform Bill f: “not going far enough” in redistribution deriv special value from the ...
... law ) After | | I came down Flower to be my nent, and now I am going to quote to nthe | Flower did not come as 8 | | to. Whe Whig newspaper, the Coventry worthy the hearty all Liberals, Coventry or elsewhere, be said to have been on occasion before the ...