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... THE WHIGS AND REFORM. TO THE EDITOR. •Sir,— f like to quote a Whig to a Whig, said tho bril- fiant Lord Chief Justice of Ireland in the House of Com- mons on the Sth July, 1860, and it ia certainly .cry useful wlmq we listen to and read the speeches ...
... T.RE WHIG'S AND REFORM. TO THE EDITOR Sru,— I like to quote a Whig to a Whig, said brilliant Lord Chief Justice of Ireland in the House of Commons on the sth July, 1860, and it is certainly ve..y useful when we listen to and read the speeches the Whig ...
... another riot, the Whigs With( tul 10 = George 1., King William, liarthersugh. 1g Mdt r s . Burnet, which the Tories abed to earrylie . = This maddened the Jacobites, who semodded, ioTiotehurch and and enameled te tsar dos. Tavern. The Whigs repaid with a ...
... EARL RUSSELL ON IRISH POLICY. The Northern Whig publishes the following correspondence : TO THE RIGHT HONOURABLE EARL RUSSELL. My Lord,—A number of gentlemen of Belfast and its neighbourhood are desirous of offering to your lordship a public banquet ...
... the Whig Cabinet which succeeded that of Lord Derby in 1859. Lord John Russell, indeed, made a show of bringing in Reform Bill, order to redeem the promises under which he and his colleagues returned to office. But the Bill was burked by the Whigs themselves ...
... recollected that the Whig bill of 1866 was not in anything like the bill of 1867. The principle of the Tory bill is rating household suffrage; that of the Whig bill was a hard-end-fast line of 11. rental, without any rating whatever. The Whig bill was not thrown ...
... some extent, we may still say enduring) distinction between the two great Parties is, that the Whigs sought to rule the country by means of an oligarchy—Whig Cabinets were open only to members of the high aristocracy, especially to the noble houses who ...
... n of Whig-Eadicals,—men who pro. few to the electors, in order obtain their vote* the most liberal opinions, but who are ever ready to lay aside those opinions, or to keep them in abeyance, in compliance with the wishes and in. terests the Whig chiefs ...
... obtainable. And it is ve. important point, inasmuch as its settlement would afford clue to the general foreign policy of the Whigs. Earl Russell and Mr. Elliott are in position to contradict Digamma, if that writer has asserted untruth. The public have a ...
... author of the first Reform Act, o f the national system of education, of Catholic Ewan• ipation—in feet, of everything Whig but the Whigs. About the future, indeed, the Conservative Republicans do much concern themselves. They seem to think the r epl• are ...
... THE BANQUET TO BEN DISRAELI. To the Tories of Britain 'twas Dizzy who spoke— Ere our party shall fall, there are Whigs to be broke; So the Tories sf Scotland. in sage committee Resolved on a Banquet to Ben Disraeli. Come fill up my cup, come fill up my ...