... tactics whereby the Whigs and the moderate Liberals are be kept out of oftloa the condition that Tory Cabinet passes Radical measures. The fifteenth Earl Derby will not take leap in the dark even for the sake of “dishing the Whigs.” He will not secularise ...

... 7V» hf nt'ii’it'il I'flthe ui.l K u-- l m 'li« tup. op mi: (icutlexneu, Limiipd. Having paid to your Bankers the of t* : , Whig di-po-dt Share Share*) iu the ahov.- Company. i>•nu-j.t you will allot that . of Shuns, any les> nunilnr. and I Jien-hy agree ...

... es to the extent of ten seats, or twenty votes. The Opposition now numbers about 296 while the Ministerialusts, including Whigs, Radicals, Roman Catholics, Dissenters, and Presbyterians are 360, a nominal majority of 70. The .1 Wezfuni is the only one ...

... a very prominent part the House; he has generally been counted on as a steady party man, whose vote was always secure, more Whig than Liberal, and therefore innocuous a* a chairman. The position entails a great deal of very hard work, and not very splendid ...

... goaudMu Ang- KS’n.onor. But these act. of Lord Palmeraton were in accordance with the then system of Government conducted the Whig and Tory afietoerociea. Mr. Odger then charged the Whip with Tofessioun and •peaking of the present «• I superior the rest ...

... s to the extent of ten seats, or twenty votes. The Opposition now numbers about 290, while the Ministerialists, including Whigs, Radicals, Roman Catholics, Dissenters, and Presbyterians are 360, a nominal majority of 70. The seat at Wexford is the only ...

... appointed Recorder »>f the Borough «f Great Yarmouth in 1835. The deceased at one period of his career, a prominent member of the Whig party, and was Item rally known “Orator Palmer.” He acted with the other numbers the Palmer family and their cousins—the Stewards ...

... the prescience of Mr. Disraeli, and which has not yet fulfilled the expectations of the prophets of evil. In this matter the Whigs were completely “dished.” the speech delivered in the Free trade Hall, the Telegraph says, it is like the speaker, wonderful; ...

... Those discontented members of the liberal party who are anxious to turn the Government out simply lieoauao is ip—some old Whigs who think it too revolutionary, some new Radicals who think it too reactionary—will scire this occasion dealing, if they can ...

... encountered by the Commissioners the execution of their duties. Who were to be governors of a schoolcountry gentlemen or townsmen, Whigs or Tories, Dissenters or Churchmen ? Was a Head Master to have his own way and set the Trustees at defiance, or to be kept ...

... he would advocate the Conservative policy judicious action ; which wo take to mean seize every opportanity of * dishing the Whigs.” We hare carefully perused the specobes of Messrs. end and if we had not the fact before us that the bare selected them as ...

... gentleman who has distinguished himself at that University. Were I appealing to meeting of fellow-townsmen, or a mixed company of Whigs and Tories, I should obtain for such a gentleman a fair hearing; but when lam addressing such a numerous body of Conservatives ...