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... and least experienced of the members of the new Cabinet, how long will the stately Whigs Bit with him whilst our great dependency and the happy hunting grounda for Whig patrons are plunged into anarchy and revolution i Once, nearly ten years ago, Mr. Bright ...
... disordered ranks the Liberal party. From the published list of Ministers, in esse and in posse, it is evident that the antiquated Whig traditions are still dominant in the Liberal camp. The rumoured appointment of Lord Halifax Irish Lord-Lieutenant indicates ...
... connexion. A Whig forced upon Mr. Gladstone by the powerful connexions of that sect would be the subject of opposite national and generally were hinted that se#i,3 must be found at all risks for the rising branchts the Cavendish, Russell, other old Whig families ...
... . ' »*h. Protestant laiaorityiu was 1 (Liud oboore ) Well, bow was that to done Wcy, if | that they would not the good old Whig price pU*. hair cn hi. lMrt»a4 b«« vantage the pages of Mr. Bussell's very able and , (, d.lwd th. »ligfctn ptcp«ty of I th ...
... 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 ...
... ADVERTISER, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1868. repUor-il by yoaogflr Whig lords, w«’ shall have derived little benstit from the cbaogH. All this, it is true, is only surmise and anticipation. But, of Cabinet, can ofUr nothing more. already said, that with three ...
... the League. With respect to the former, deeply regretted that no real working men had been returned, result which attributed Whig treachery and Tory coercion. To aimilar cauaoa attributed own defeat in the Tower Hamleta.—(Hear, hear.) Two great victories ...
... which they cose, 1 hey will conduce to that end, howeve w tho?e who i to succeed them—are so attribute to Mr. Biiiuiu. that hia Whig oolleagues may-disapprove of the EMeEiioti s oonduot M tutor JoK . tQ it of the iu the Cabinet would not trust him with ally ...
... that, whether you take district with district, or one class of elector! with another, the Liberal in majority. I know that the Whig Government now restored offioe is determined carry out tbo principle of economy io most noflinobiog manner, and already they ...
... years ago in winning a seat his mild Liberal professions, but as a rule candidates even the most influential families on the Whig side have hitherto failed. The eon of the Earl Suffolk was defeated in 1837, and only gained the seat by temporary compromise ...
... having lent itself 3ourt intrigue lor supplanting Mr! y some aristocratic tigure-head as low is rejoiced to that all the and the Whig listntes of the ewer Uonre are amply provided lor. hanoellor of the Exchequer, penitent, gave last night first taste y. Now ...
... supplanting K,, Oladetone by some aristocratic figure-head si Premier, it now rejoiced to Cud that all the Courtly nominees and the Whig fixtures the Upper and Lower Houce are amply provided for. The new Chancellor of the Exchequer, Adnllamite, timely penitent ...