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... auction.room a hundred years after his wants and wishes arc forgotten. INTELLIGENT FRENCHMEN do not find it BO difficult as Whigs to believe in the English Tory working man. The Paris Journal of yesterday, in a long article on the general election, traces ...
... 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 ...
... of which he was the aeknowledged head. The passing of the Catholic Relief Bill split the Tory party in two, and enabled the Whigs to win an easy victory. Party discipline can effect wonders, and for 50 rare it had enabled Pitt, Perceval, Liverpool, and ...
... 'pennies, however eloquent. lie does not cross the Channel, then, with any Quixotic notions of politival ptopagm.disui, and our Whig contemporaries in Ulster may consequently lay aside the fears into which they have worked themselves, asstued that the purpose ...
... the outpost, She is 10 by bold Binrieuch : We will march if be be foremost— Scots were ever leal and true. Glasgow, you the Whigs have humbled) Join ous Io loud to-day ; For the biscuit you had mumbled You at last have hung away. Perthshire! Let ...
... PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS. COVENT GARDEN—At 7. The Bose a As, ria.-m 7.46, Red Whig vow. DRURY LANE—At 7, Amy Robsmt.-44sek.10.thellot. HAYMARKET—At 7, The Crimson &art. —At 7.11, Rsvmond led Aries. ADELPH I—At 7, The Peep o' Day.—At 9,30, Rough Real. OLYMPIC—At ...
... with regard to the future, he urged that the Conservative party should take au independent course, nut truckling either to Whigs or Radicals, but carrying practical and temperate reforms, and defending England's soil and maintaining her honour against ...
... 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 ...
... India is to maintain its character. It is a strange retribution that has overtaken the system petted and introduced by the Whigs I under IlaesuLAY, to be lashed as it is to-day in the favourite oracle of the party, in the pages of which MACAULAY himself ...
... 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 ...
... change. Under these circumstances Sir Robert Peel was obliged to resign and make way once more for Lord John Russell and the Whigs. But Lord John was unable to form an Administration. Ho was compelled to relinquish the task, and for a few months more the ...