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... circles that in case of a Dissolution the Govern- ment Party will have much difficulty in provid- ing funds for elections. The Whig Peers and the propertied Liberals throughout the country, who have most largely subscribed to the Party funds in tlie past ...
... in force. It is impossible to shut our eyes to the that a General Election without your on our side may lead to a Whig-Tory or Tory-Whig Government. which would relegate to the dim sad distant future all those which you and we so ardently desire may become ...
... to the extension of slavery, east but few votes; but its members finally coalescing with most of the Northern members of the Whig Party formed the Republican Party, which came . , into power in 1860. Meanwhile, in 1858, Mr. Adams was elected a member of ...
... views of both sections of the Liberal Party may be known: and it is not expected that any definite action will be taken by the Whig Leader until the Bill is in the hands of Members. The members of the Cabinet Committee en:trusted with the Irish measures of ...
... count. Thns working men might judge as to the amount of consideration and justice which the upper and middle classes, whether Whigs, Liberals, Radicals, or Tories, were inclined to extend to those who worked for the cause of the people. They were being prosecuted ...
... wage of the nation had shattered to Mom Mr. Giedneese's disintegrating pwepesele. sad be was the Government inlet on the law 'Whig ia Ireland. and would that by arlWoMmeittie sad legislative aota—Mr. Whut.ers, M.P.. reepeaded.—Mr. C. F. Goss pawned the ...
... so forth* all in court plaster* that once were stuck on female faces were employed as badges of political partisanship. The Whig belles were their patches on the right, the Tory ladies on the left side of their faces or foreheads. In like manner, the ...
... two g utlemen friends. The latter bad in search of • couple of cabs, • ad whilst h• (Prosecutor) ems standing on the steps Whig to tbe theatre, observed the Prisoner standing ' bun. Tbe Prisoner placed himself directly tin front gi Prosecutor •bo thought ...
... confidence long since reposed in Lord Salisbury has been demonstrated afresh. Whatever may be the end of the negotiations with the Whig Leader., one thing is certain. The vigour of the support they will render to a Unionist Cabinet has not become by any per- ...
... DAY'S CITY QUOTATIONS (TIT WHIG) LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE, J. 21. Moat claim prk• I. parentbirecl BRITISH FUNDS. &C. 10-1040 ICO 10.57-994 S 11.18-991 100 11.61-9914 1t0, 1 4 IZ2-1 12 4 ,50-9 11 Account (991/ ; ) -10.4 994 104 Is 11.18- 991 100 11.44-S9 ...
... members of the Irish Party, and not performers of the Cabinet trick like the late member for Clare. He (Mr. Healy) would allow no Whig, as far as he had voice and strength, to capture the honour and to defile the honour of an Irish consti- tuency. He believed ...