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... FEBRUARY 23. TORY MEN AND WHIG MEASURES. The Times this morning, all gush and goodness Conservative to the manner born—recalls some pleasant prophetic passages from Coningsby, and talks quite kindly of the author, and patronisingly of Tadpole ...
... would not bow down to their behests in the way the Whigs were content to do. The consequence was, that when the new Parliament met, in 1835, at Westminster, the combined Opposition, composed of Whigs, Radicals, and Repeaters, outnumbered by a few votes ...
... electors who have yet to record their, verdict to complete this decisive manifestation of the national will. A few Scotch Whigs will not avail to reverse the judgment of all the great centres of industry and intelligence. A few Irish Ultramontane deputies ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...