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... Huskieson—to whom the arrangement of the whole affair had been left by Lord Goderich—agreed to appoint Lord Althorp, a decided 'Whig, and the acknowledged leader of that party in the House of Commons. This appointment had virtually been made before Mr. Herriee ...
... reformers. On the 26th June George IV. died, and William IV. was proclaimed King, This event hastened the final split between the Whigs and the Ministry. For some months the former had been doubtful as to the Line they should pursue. Expecting the Duke to iffer ...
... Mr. gIALL, ,LELTHAM; Of Mr. COWEN and Mr. CHAMBERLAIN, and other advanced and advancing candidates? The remnant of the old Whigs and the tamed Radicals of the Treasury Bench may be con' tent, but how can their contentment 'Save a Ministry of great expectations ...
... leading Tories refused to coalesce with the new Government, and joined the ranks of the Opposition. On the other band, the Whigs rallied to some extent in support of Canning, and he natu. rally selected from their ranlo the men who were to fill up the ...
... danger likely to accrue therefrom to th; Established Church and the Protestant succession But Ministers, supported by the Whigs and the Liberal-Conservatives, passed the measure by 320 to 142 in the Commons, and in the Lords by 217 to 112 Sir Charles ...
... continue so long as the guardianship of public is more favourable to the Tory party at this moment interests remains with feeble Whigs and philothan it was in 1867, although since that period a sophic Liberals, fast degenerating into furious popular leader has ...
... defines as an arrangement to do certain things upon which the party, as a whole, is not agreed, driving a bargain in which the Whig seems to say to the Radical, What is the least you will be contented to take from me as a reluctant giver P' and the Radical ...
... them the country required, varying in this respect from the more cautious policy pursued by the late Lord Palmerston and other Whig leaders. The state of the finances is undoubtedly satisfactory, the revenue returns having accurately reflected the growing ...
... owing to the nerrow views of some af tin Tory party the decade preceding the Reform Bill of WM) must now tee, call yourselves Whigs, Moderate Literals, or what you OA that the tumid and ettlightnial view of Lord Cathy, Mr. Disraeli and the other Conservative ...
... fit of Asthma in four minutes, where the patient had suffered eleven years in • most distressing manner, no previous remedy Whig had so immediate sad beneficial an e ff ect, From Dr. B. J. BOOLTON and Co., Horneastle. Wo have made pretty extensive we ...
... King of Ashantee, Mr. Lowe tells us, left us no choice but basely to fly or firmly to resist. Who can doubt which course a Whig-Radical Cabinet would take when the enemy is a black barbarian P They fort all al arbitratiork_aid ...
... WILLIAM HARCOURT sneer at Radical philosophers and doctrinaires, it has made a desperate effort to conciliate the mutinous old Whigs and to encourage the wildest hopes of the democracy. We are now within a month of the meeting of Parliament, Cabinet Councils ...