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... SHE MINISTRY AND THEIR ADVISERS. organ* of Whig and Radical opinion are healthful token* of return Ireaton. They are not nearly so spiteful this tooming, and the great oracle of Printing House* square is sage and cool as though it had never been out of ...
... Cumberland and Westmoreland represent Whig principles instead of Tory, it nstudly doss elsewhere—at Nottingham and Norwich for instance. At Exeter, so long ago 1737, blue denoted the Tory interest and yellow the Whig.” Wo fancy the colours at Exeter are ...
... would, if adopted, redound the benefit the nation.” The Standard •' appeals to all moderate and respectable Liberals, to the Whig aristocracy, to the employers of labour, to the great merchants and thriving tradesmen, to the sen-helping and aspiring workmen ...
... to be cancelled. Very strong opinions the same effect are likely to pronounced the coming controversy in both Houses. Of the Whig peers who voted with Ministers on ths last division, many I believe cannot bo rslisd on to support them in rosisl}*« the impending ...
... scared the Whigs into his, toils ; and of timid compliance, well enough befitting the decadence of a garrulous old age, but strangely out of keeping with the prestige of a great party. For themselves, their nonour, and their country the Whigs must rise ...
... the gentry of Heath and Westmeath exerted themselves, the issue would have been the same in Monaghan, but Conservatives and Whigs being divided, anti-unionists wets returned. A CoßsnviTiv* Umimupt. ...
... ministered. We confess ourselves astonished and shocked at this Whig jobbing of money which, above all others, ought to be held sacred. The most solemn oath is taken to its appropriation, and we cannot understand how a Secretary of State could sanction ...
... sword with which Mr. has attacked the Lords is two-edged, may be quite as readily turned against the “hnons. The Liberals and Whigs cheered the Pronjgr w hcu he raised the dangerous weapon a ’'ißt the Upper House j will they cheer him if, lu tb course his ...
... ent of the Manchester Guardian telegraphs:— Mr. Gladstone's speech the Mansion House dinner regarded as a challenge to the Whig Lords to acquiesce in the Queen's Warrant. If rumour speaks truly, there is little room for doubt to what the majority of them ...
... which has marked the session throughout, have done their work, and acted as powerful solvents on that once united phalanx. Old Whigs, advanced economists, enthusiastic young Kadicals, and disappointed Dissenters, have all in turn been taught either to tremble ...
... will well to offer to it » determined resistance. doubt there are cases in which the Ballot might expected to work well. Greet Whig landlords are proverbially more stringent in exacting political allegiance from their tenantry than Tories. The Ballot might ...
... Derby and Lord Lytton, who supported Government on the secoud reading of the bill, voted against them now, and almost nil the Whig peers repudiated the conduct Ministers resorting to Royal prerogative. In the House Commons the Government adhered to the last ...