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... conceive what circumstances would produce conviction his mind. was matter for 'surprise that men connected with the historical Whig party should content to dragged wherever the wild theorists of Birmingham desired to lead them. There was movement going on ...
... of the members of his party left him ; he was compelled to resign’ office in 1846, but to his death continued to assist the Whig Administration, giving, however, support to whatever measures he thought beat calculated to advance the general good. A splendid ...
... Parliamentary relations of England and Ireland in which it had been possible to keep together Irish Liberal party in the face of Whig demoralisation and corruption, and that he could not describe the attempts which had been made by English statesmen high in ...
... hia chief being absent at the same time in these anzioos days. But when Endymiou and Lady Montfort are back in England the Whig Government is doomed, and the Conservatives are very soon in office. Here the political narrative of Endymion,” which it will ...
... to it, and he con- jas not surprised at it. matter for the to him was that men who were con- nected with the old historical Whig party—a that was teader of legality and of the rest and rights of property—that they should content to be wed wherever the ...
... best of it. This was the first time it had proved possible to maintain an Irish party in spite the demoralisation which the Whig party had always endeavoured to use. He did not believe in tbe permanence of an Irish party in the English Parliament, but ...
... essentially practical that he can only deal with what he sees. I have spoken to one specific, and that a complete one—cons the Whig leaders. They tell me that there is only tional government ; that wit! representative i stitutions secret societies cannot ...
... in the Cabinet so distinct that they must give them credence. was matter for surprise that men connected with the historical Whig party should be content to be dragged wherever the wild theorists of Birmingham desired to lead them. He should be surprised ...
... last named are now to be regarded the Liberal houses, though at the beginning of the period mentioned the Stewarts were the Whigs, and the Mures the Tories. Sir Michael Shaw Stewart is not likely at present to accept invitation contest the seat, even though ...
... the Cabinet so distinct that they must give them credence. It was matter for surprise that men connected with the historical Whig party should be content to be dragged wherever the wild theorists of Birmingham desired to lead them. Hoahoufd be surprised ...
... with m nore consideration than the pliant. At the s: ne time the desire of the Whigs 6 connect—perhays even to merge themselves in he Ministerial ranks—was not neglected. A Whig ind been appointed to succeed the eccentric and oo uncompromis Wetherall in ...
... and last named are now be regarded thaLiberal houses, though at the beginning of the period mentioned the Stewarts were the Whigs, and the Mures the Tories. Sir Michael Shaw Stewart is not likely at-present to accept invitation to contest the seat, even ...