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... never had a majority in the House of Commons, and they were only enabled to hold office the treachery of few half-hearted Whigs, whose place happily, now, knows them no more. In the House of Lords, means which B0 other party had adopted, they have secured ...
... head. How let us See how Mr. Disraeli regarded the conduct of Sir John Campbell:—*' it part of etiquette in this saturnalia of Whig manners, he asks indignantly, that the honour of man to vmdioated compliment woman ? Farther on he declares that John had ...
... ng these figures, notwithstandiug that the Conservatives have had splendid triumphs many the m-M important localities, the Whig preserve* in small Pah towns, the dead weight of the Scotch liberals, who are a* impervious to in jsilitic* Smith they were ...
... contrast with any which has had power Englanc#since the coalition cabinet Lord Aberdeen. objects that the new ministry the Whig element largely dilutes the cabinet that it is difficult to detect the Radical flavour; but it must not be forgotten that Mr ...
... at Nottingham Tuesday night, made a speech, in which he tells what tninks of the new Ministry. 44 The old dishes of the old Whigs, he said, 44 get served up whenever Liberal ministry comes itr; but there are not many after all ; and you must remember this ...
... to and aba House divided— Apes, Sfi ; Noes, majority of 155 household suffrage In majority are the names, not only various Whigs, but Mr. 'Disraeli and many Tory lately totep for the same when was rent paid for their Short lease of power; true it is that ...
... wood. represents a politioiaoof the old school seated in chair reading the “Gaxsttecr, on which the words War, revolution. Whig,” ore prominent. Being evidently of defective eyesight, the old man has taken the candle from its socket, and whilst absorbed ...
... Committee had something to with this matter, and that it was a great shame, whoever they were—he did not know whether they were Whig*. Tories, or Radicals -to have brought these people into the town ; and that no expression of opinion could too strong in dealing ...
... lightly taxed; the latter that they are taxed too heavily. Is there ...
... insult Eoa could offer Christian gentleman would to style im Right Honourable, or to suspect him being capable of joining Whig Minkitry. 1 feel deeply proud that my Remonstrance acted in neighbourhood, and far away, branding iron upon political subject ...