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... SATISFIED WHIG. i-ord liartimqton, in his speech Xcrrington, not dissatlsfisd with the position the Whig have in former times occupied, and tbit believe they oeonpv ut the time.’* Some -aopV are easily satisfied, w« should scarcely have to find Habtinotom ...
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... amd that what has been spun oo Monday be on Tuesday.” Mr, GASKELL admits, are must be aod the Whig one to be told that bis is a false qroderate “In 1866 the Whigs Reform Bill, and paved the ‘way the and success of a far more sweeping “measure, which was ...
... formidable question will be raised whether the Radical majority by which it is professed will follow a Whig leader. And if they do not what is to become the Whig leaderP ...
... ‘Ube latest secessioms from the to be that of Lord Melguad, beir to the Liberal ranks ts Whig peerage It js said that when the vote is taken for an the Duke of Albany, three of the Ministers wil) allowance te walk out of the House One at least surely ...
... nae nd a con- wry bare Mr Pare! ovunt Loo. ou WHIGS, pat “hei and key Sas more powerful than « dread lion, and iitumg and iter keon, wore more to the Libert-es of the of Tyrome and of Jand than the dead ment and ite representative Colonel Knox It reasonably ...
... of fame and prosperity. Lt adopts the highest may yet have this cowese, the old Whig Y the beth of a great future before it, and and empdre im its hands. PAUPERISM IN SHROPSHIRE. AN official return jest isswed gives the number of paupers relieved oa the ...
... need not a physician, Mr. GLADSTONE has sent cat a messenger in search of “We want a Whig physicians for his Irish patient. Whig treatment of the Irish question.” The Whigs aré pot vo the Insh question, but they and Mr. GLADSTONE do not agree. They are as ...
... a rap. Though oft for thy rescue corked ; aso es twas asked for, Bo oft ‘twas dembed. withedt ead Thou was left to thy The Whigs made them wand, But alas! “hwas too late No matter what the future About the Emgtiah The ever feet dhegrace. ...
... most, sooner or later, prove fataL Even the adroit powers of Mr. Gladstone ore strained keeping this unnatural alliance of Whigs and Radicals consolidate. The followers of the Prime Minister confess that the present Parliamentary sluggishness is produced ...
... debate or The time had come. moved to the attack; | In the first real they have won their point. | between the Whigs and the Radicals, the Whigs b: HOUSE OF LORD. @ TheHouse met at four o'clock when the Royal amd « of ata given by to the v (Scetiand) A win ...
... of that in the Upper Houses is its record of Whig abstentions This is most significant, for indicates the hollowness mnch of the support given to Mr. Gladstone the Commons by sons and dependents of great Whig houses. the Commons the most curious thing ...