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... so in 1816 the abolition of the Corn Laws split in two Sir Robert Peel's once large majority. On neither occasion could the Whigs have won the victory unless their ranks had been recruited from the Ministerial benches. Lord John Russell, when he accepted ...
... Russell threw up the reins of Government Lord Derby was the only Minister to whom the Queen could look for assistance. The late Whig Administration was completely broken up, owing to the bitter resentment that existed between its two principal members . . ...
... small but harassing defeats. At last an opportunity arose which Lord John Russell determined to make use of, in order that the Whigs again might accede to office. Ireland, as usual, was the rock ou which the Ministerial ship was doomed to founder. The question ...
... GLOBE, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 23. 1874. inevitable destiny. As the world grows holder and thoroughness makes itself respected, the Whigs must suffer extinction the just reward of their contumacy and feeble misdeeds. Meanwhile, it would be supreme folly to propound ...
... and artillery majors), which, multiplied by hundreds of claimants, was quite sufficient to deter a British Minister, eitaer Whig or Tory, from pressing the measure, however just, on a modern Britian House of Commons, especially on the House of Commons ...
... 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 ...
... was immediately, intended for the protection of Spain in the contest with the revolted colonte..?, it was denounced by the Whig Opposition.' The Liberal party of the prow-nt day sometimes incline to the opposite error of exaggerating the obligations et ...
... Fortunately for Sandhurst, and the Guards, and the army generally, Mr. Gathorne Hardy is not bound by the mistakes and freaks of a Whig Minister, and it is to be hoped he will find some moduli vivendi by applying which the reputation of students, college, and ...
... VII. Froado s Irish Parliament and Irish Rebellion. VIII. Dr. iicbliemaun's Trojan Antiquitles. IX. The Past and Palm of the Whig Party London : Longman and Co. Edinburgh :A. and 0. Black. Just publisned, price HOW to LAY DOWN LAND to GRASS by ADAPTING ...
... CoMmons. In 1805 he commenced his Parliamentary career as member for Leominster. From the first he threw in his lot with the Whigs, at that time under the leadership of Pitt's great rival, Fox. He kept to his party until Canning came into power, when he ...
... churches a religious rite. The only question being one of degree, Mr. Stitt's hazy utterances do not appear calculated to bind Whigs and Radicals, Liberals and Republicans, in the bonds of love. Nor will the party at large find much comfort in Mr. Stitt's ...
... pore, nod more whale - wine than the tinot Cognac Brandy. Note the red seal, pink label, and cork 'uremia liinalian's LL. Whig' key.—Wholsaale, 20, Great Titokuleld-itrest. Ostord•st. W ...