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... which would bo vehemently opposed in the House of Commons a party who have obtained a succession of boons from the pliant whigs, and would like to enjoy permanent monopoly of government favors. Mr. Du Cane expressed the feeling of ministerial partisans ...
... metropolis. It was the resort and the throne of the Whig party,—the Jeffreys, Broughams, Macaulays, of the last generation. Now Mr. Disraeli, though once flirted with Badicalism, has never been a Whig, and the Edinburgh Review of this very month, October ...
... regret he has not Its medal on his breast; but on that medal I see graven, “We were struggling for place power against the Whigs, had need of the people to win them, and to buy their votes supported the Ten Hours Bill.” And on the reverse of that medal ...
... preached recently in tins great city of Edinburgh - (cheers) that the treatment of Paiiiamcutary Reform »a p eoHar object of Iho Whig party is not true. I think you will therefore admit that it is clear that as party had right deal with this question. (Cheers ...
... iorft . ' TUB Mwifter piped , and the Hocse dune d fc . hiB tune ; • The tone was a little too Tory lor tha Whigt ^ aad too 'Whig for the Tone *; bnt they cancrd to it , and each Bidelhoaglit it bai the Irad . Bat there • wa « nothlcg of » T 1 this hinted ...
... applause.) Voluntaries of England, and the Ultraaontanes Ireland, have been lately rein - oreed by a considerable section of the Whig ierty in theircrnsade against the Church.— Their views have been put prominently forward the House of Commons by Mr. Gladstone ...
... this I think hard measure in a hard age. Thankful I feel that the first suggestion came from no Con- servative, but from a Whig, so well placed that he had no reason to fear adversity in this life for himself or any of his. Whilst reform leagues are spouting ...
... (£3O | .National of Liverpool (Id) (pd Xlsj ll.} We would by all orders for advert! ement*, Coinmmiications, A*;., Whig forwarded‘to early as the of Tuesday and It particularly that all Dtfers contain idg Advertisements, Communications. Ac., will ...
... other means of arriving at them but throwing overall their previous proles•ions, and sacrificing largely to democracy. Tue Whigs brought iu moderate measure for enfranchising the eli*e of the working classes, and fur giving them a proportionate share of ...
... every way, and the loss of his Reform Bill, which was scouted on all bauds, was shortly followed by his loss of office. The Whigs had the imprudence to introduce the question of Reform into the Queen's Speech, and after having clone so, declined to entertain ...
... Edinburgh, in which they discern cynical spirit, triumphing at once over the Tory party, and exulting at the defeat of the Whigs. We can make some allowances for certain amount exultation in the hour of victory; but beside this, we candidly confess that ...
... explanation. The attendance bus been estimated thus : The” Freeman’s Journal” 0,000 „ The ” Ulster Observer” 5,000 Tite “Northern Whig” 4,000 „ The Saunders” 0,000 „ The Irish Times” 15,000 „ The *' Daily Express” 20,000 „ The Belfast .News Letter” 30,000 ! ...