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... Wood, Sir Koundell Palmer, Mr. Chichester Fortcscue, Earl Granville, Mr. Robert Lowe, Mr. Stansfcld, Mr. Giischen, and other Whig notabilities, have been freely bandied about as part and parcel of the new Government, but we need hardly say that they are ...
... antagonism that there is between constitutional Whiggery and Communism—to the personal dislike to Mr. Bright, of which the Whig aristocracy make no secret—to Mr. Lowe's impracticable arrogance, and Mr. Gladstone's impetuous egotism—we confess that the ...
... election promised vote against reform. Let them hear what did say - He adopted in toto the Whig motto of reform and retrenchment ; not the tinkling cymbal Whig reform, but a real reform (hear. bean. should indeed ungrateful if he lid not that occasion ...
... discreet and honourable is it for Disraeli to resign at once, and so facilitate the free course of Government!'' In its palmiest Whig days the Globe could not have spoken more to the point. The Shrewsbury Free Press promised, the other day, that every purchaser ...
... raw letters in the peers which showed him that his ppisions were not far different from the.. of Sir Arthur Moe, who was the Whig candidate at a previous election (hear, hear). He thanked the prom of all hues of colour, for they had given very fair reports ...
... leaded with in this with impty. The reel &old to Melt. lam amine yes. der, dot the boa mode es the Wake that weirsat sod oak Whig the the peels who applied ode, whew tors will to the seat to wake from &oat is the dot I melees ay cord, rem* dr, yours WOO ...
... has done more for the happiness and prost perity of the country, and for its dignity both at ' home and abroad, than all the Whig Governments that preceded it for the hist twenty years. It has now fallen victim to faction and intrigue, and to a misunderstood ...
... all seets(RomanCathollision„ et course, included), or. di endowing all peels ; chest he will be able to combine with Tory, Whig, or extreme Itedial, junk as a prospect of advaaiege or is not premied. It is true, no doubt, that the Promaisr has not shown ...
... they performed their somersaults of last year. The Cabinet did not seek to enfranchise the working-classes, but to dish the Whigs. They had not lost their old hatred of the people, but their hatred of the Liberal party was still more insatiable, and it ...
... parochial system of education, which lie thought Eaiglishimen would (lo well to copy (hear, hoar), This was a subject wvhichi Whigs and To'ries might treat upon ais one of the questions of the day-tho question of 1How should the people of this country be ...
... said that at promised b. vote agaiast reform. Let them hear what he did aay —He adopted is the Whig motto reform and retrenchment ; not the tinkling cymbal (d Whig reform, but a real reform (bear, bear). should indeed ungrateful if be did not that occasion ...
... the Comsseae. sad th. other in tbs lor.U -they may sterclse something * power which heleaged to Mr Robert Feel and Lord the Whig days after the Reform Act The (.Abtwiag WUr IMcnwU present mors dis ...