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... it is secret that does not enjoy the confidence of all sections the heterogeneous host who pay him nominal obedience. The Whigs and Moderates are well content to follow his lead, being assured that he will not guide them into tho province of destruction ...
... into a prorerb that piace and power is another their amiable features. is pleasant, however, to be able record the fact that Whigs, chastened perhaps by „ agthened period opposition, are beginning to grateful for small mercies. The retain of Mir John Tomiiusoa ...
... to avail themselves of this-' familiar expedient to escape defeat, and the result was the bill was rejected 125 to 99, The, Whigs above the gangway and the Radicals below joined in supporting tie measure on the somewhat hackneyed ground of justice to Ireland ...
... Gladstone really means to resume his natural place In the House of Commons one will regret his determination. Bat how will the Whig chiefs regard the matter? The Slarquis of Harrington is this moment receiving the homage of the Scotch Liberals. Will he consent ...
... and rejoiced to find the Liberal party becoming conscious that if they were be worthy inheritors of the traditions the great Whig party, the great defenders of the Constitutional freedom of this country, they must act in a conservative sense when Conservative ...
... strengthen the Opposition in Parliament; and when the bill comes to tbe Lower House there will bo active competition between Whigs and Radicals for the honour of moving its rejection. Possibly lord Granville will explain on Friday night how it comes to pass ...
... being paterfamilias, and kind hearted soul into the bargain, eventually consented to submit. A PUZZLED CONS HTVEICY. The Whigs and the Radicals Cheltenham aro just now in a very perturbed state of m nd. Time and tide that wait fur no man are running ...
... paralysed by doubts the country really wauls. But Burke was able in the days of the first French Revolution appeal from the new Whigs to the old, and as the new-fangled doctrines of the Jacobins found earnest opponents the ranks of the Liberal party tuai day ...
... gentlemen. The new when completed, will afford accommodation children, raising the total number proviuea to 250. The cost the now whig will £B,OUb. i which £l,OOO has been already subscribed. lunebeou which followed. Mr. Holms, M P.. preside , and the Archbishop ...
... severely reprimanded for doing the very thing which forms the rainond'etre their faction. English Liberals ot all shades. Whigs. Moderates, and Extremists, would well seriously to consider the latter portion Mr. bold ukase. When commenting' uoon a suggestion ...
... opinion, are now lapo for seTtloniont. In Lord Uartington's have the first intimation that a «mmon h. been arrived which the Whig iaatioua of the Liberal party can act in concert. But whether they will able reverse the decision which censtituoncies came ...
... We refer to the Valuation of Property Bill. Many Governments in succession have endeavoured to deal with this subject. One Whig statesman, at hast, was to have made great reputation it; but, infortunately, the hour of victory never arrived, and the laurel ...