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... he represented Newcastle, voted against all reform measures and against the ballot, although generally supported the Whigs in their financial and other official proposals. Uis brother voted with Lord Dvxkelun to throw out the late Ministry oa the reform ...
... arista in Whig oomnoita, urgent neoawity lor CONSBRFATIVK MEETING A T aUSENtfica doiT. to their han.ta n; and « the rEOVEEBINOE.- eubjrot adopted for ex-offioi&l operations is not j KDITOR the sroßSixo advbktisrx. exactly the most euiUble, it came them ...
... ADMIRALTY COURT CIRCULAR. Hirro* MORNING Pak« » lormer Whig Admini*- ®! ' {[,B true tx machina, w»a p\«o«d '* t ih!'ho»a o( the Admiralty, and was then a* , op •• the organa the Government. wa« > omoe - ** .trange eay, it was discovered that he a signal ...
... made, should suit the convenience of the moment, the cat’s-paw of the Whig leaders, who would not deeply regret that Scotland should left without household sutlrage—which whole Whig party deteatas long aa possible. They have not raised the question on ...
... in 1847, when an attempt was made by the Whigs as well as the Protectionists to turn out Mr. Ooulburn as a Peelite. The ultra-Conservative party very nearly succeeded in returning Viscount Fielding, but the Whigs were utterly unsuccessful in their attempt ...
... now resembles that which Lord Palmerston Intended to form, in 1869, consisting of a dozen Whigs, and Mr. Cobden. in we have a Cabinet consisting of twelve Whigs, two Peelite.. Mr. Bright. But there is one important difference. Mr. Cobden had the discretion ...
... like that when the Whigs turned out Sir Robert Peel what was called the Appropriation clause, as soon as it had served the purpose of the party to power, was abandoned. If the peep' can, patting out the Tories and bringing the Whigs office, effect the ...
... Sir E. Peel in 1846 until the overthrow of the Derby Government in 1859, During this interval the two rival sections of the Whigs arrayed under Lords Palmerston and Russell were continually engaged in tripping each other up, and for this purpose not hesitating ...
... power. At last the Whigs found out what common sense would have foreseen—that Toryism was better suited to the palate of Royalty than Whiggism. The old Whigs therefore transformed themselves gradually and slow degrees into new Whigs of a very different ...
... the See Lincoln by Lord Aberdeen, who was no Whig; but Lord Derby, being Oxford soon after, openly avowed the pleasure it would have given him to have had the opportunity of promoting such man. The terms Whig ” and Erastian ” mean nothing more, in this ...
... If they abandon, or betray their great rights and principles in oca. pliance with a expediency, and the false teaching of Whig and Tory compromises,—buyen of peace at any price—“ Peelites” politics,—they will decree their inevitable fate. Amongst tbs ...
... (fficea of and reapocaibility. devoted follower of lianry Clay, when began to mingle in palitica, heartily the platfom of the Whig party, and tbe olaiaa of Olay I'randeatial chair. the Aina out; ion of Polk, therefore, in term the Mdicau war undertaken, ...