... MINISTER AND MINISTERS IN THEIR PRIME. Whatever Conservative Cabinet has done or left undone, it has practically exploded the old Whig notion of M the governing families —the fancy that the wheels of office should always run in certain hereditary grooves, and ...

... at the result of the last election, in the hour-and-a-half speech which he made them, along with his bow at parting— The Whigs have cast me off, said he, and they shall repent it. ' I cannot take upon myself answer for an accurate reminiscence of ...

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... reproach the Whigs was all that was necessary, it would not be ineffectual. But it has nothing to do with the real position of the Irish Church. Exactly the same arguments were used about Reform ; it was difficult, it was taken and let drop as the Whigs thought ...

... general, and the Whig party in particular, their declension in statesmanship. It says that the grandest achievements of the Whig school are those that have been done for them, and adds : When they find themoclvao in difficoltiw tho Whig* propnoe mme enterprise ...

... made so much fun of him in the course bis remarks that was ultimately obliged desist from speaking. He declared himself a Whig Radical and a good and honest Reformer. Tkmplb Clocd Petty Sehsiohs, Tuesday. —Richard Ashman, Midsomer Norton, was fined ...

... who. when oath, gave such answers to the learned counsel croaa-exammation ? Is to arbitrate for the njwrativea, against their Whig employers, of tins or any other town! I say no, and heaven defend the artisan who has left his case to A. J. Mundella, who ...

... from the late to the present Minister. Of course we must reckon amongst occasional supporters a considerable number of high Whigs or of independent Liberals ; but the reliable phalanx of Conservatives cannot be reckoned at quite one-third of the House. ...

... 13, 1868. golitua tab ®btnts. The diectusion on the condition of Ireland, impatiently called for by Irish Nationalists and Whig office-seekers, was resumed in the House of Commons last evening by Mr. Horeman, M.P. for Stroud, who, while admitting that ...

... I'll stick to this bench like the weed to the rocks, Ere I own a usurper there'll 1 be some hard knocks ; An' tremble, ye Whigs, as ye look on at me, 'Twill take mare than ye ken to oust canny Ben D . Come back up your Dizzy, come back up your Ben, To ...

... from the late to the present minister. Of course must be reckoned amongst occasional supporters a considerable number of high Whigs or of independent Liberals. But the reliable phalanx of Conservatives cannot be reckoned at above one-third of the house. A ...

... measure passed exclusively in the interest of the Whigs, which sacrificed the industrial to the middle classes. At very early period he was wise enough to see that Reform was likely to be made by the Whigs a perpetually-recurring expedient for keeping or ...