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... length, in 1851. the resignation Lord John Russell brought the Protectionists to the very gates Downing street ; and after the Whigs had retained their offices for year longer, in February, 1552, the Conservative chief, wta meanwhile had succeeded his father ...
... petition themselves to the Queen, soliciting the favour of the attendance of the Prince of Wales lay the foundation-stone. The Whigs were then in office, and the representatives of the 8,403 wrote to one of the prominent members the Cabinet in anticipation ...
... of any doubt as the sentiments of Belfast upon the subject. The expression of these sentimente is highly creditable to the Whig statesman. General Belief as to the Results Rbtobsi Bill. The belief must be general, either that a Parliament elected by the ...
... lordship ever be called upon form Ministry, would be found almost all the scattered but still powerful fractions of the great Whig confederacy, Korean there be much donbt that such a Cabinet would include the eminent men who have so lately left the Ministerial ...
... were to guide us. They were frequently twitted with the inquiry, “Who are Conservatives !*’ It was true* that the old names Whig and Tory were swept away, and it was difficult to say what were the politicaldistinctions between individuals. If anybody would ...
... it since then, he thought they would profess their satisfaction. They would remember what happened after the accession of a Whig Government to power under Lord Palmerston. They brought forward a Reform Bill which fell by its own dead weight. The Conservative ...
... to thank thu Liberal party; but even after these restrictions had hem abandoned, the Whigs failed to comprehend the nature of the situation. The infatuation of the Whigs enabled Lord Derby to congratulate his friends at Manchester that a large and satisfactory ...
... York Herald. The Belfast Whig says there is hardly any doubt of the loss of a child, named Fox, in the steamer Wolf, which was run down on Wednesday mornio week. Saturday night Mrs. Fox, the mother of the child, called the Whig office and stated that while ...