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... read the future aright, they would get 1855, Lord Seyimour, as he was at that time, sat asa Whig. the islature business of the country mto a hopeless Anla Whig he was, bot aman who could only be relied lement. Of this he was certain, that there was no ...
... © present Bedford is politically in 5 yi Unionist principles, we cannot b ex) regret that the legitimate of the that great Whig house will be exerci of what we believe to be the cause of ised on bay true and that it will be of material valu Fi ein distr ...
... indignantly refuse to be accessories before or after the te the passing of a Bill to break up Parliament, Mr. Gladstone and his Whig tenant, Mr. Whitbread, say they will not recognise any such thing as a British majority. No such audacious inconsistency has ...
... passive non-resistance, ; for incriminated power bad been the monarch instead of Parliament. (Cheers.) He took that to bo a good Whig doctrine. (Load cheer*.) Very well, then; they were all agreed that the general propositions were sound, and the only question ...
... of the House of Lords. Mr. Morl himself, in 1880, told us that whenever the English Scotch majority combined on either side, Whig or Tory, waa less than 85, the Irish members would have in every detail of our business, large and small, the casting vote ...
... Britain.” The whirhgig of time bri: s about some strange changes in political parties—their composition and their policies. The Whigs of those days were vehemently opposed to the policy of the members of the Constitutional Club, who were singing pwans of praise ...
... feared that the mite 33,000r. Bri ea r—Oy to the would shelter ta the Pixey Rock, near D-ccombe, but ft still Pude, 2.09. -Us, Whig Upland 7 of — played exiremety well he heat Daws by 130, ins 5. dy (Phils The chief breaks were 73, 35, 74, 53, 37, 87, and ...
... for their particular theories of human nature, and the able manner in which they plead them. Macaulay holds a brief for the Whig party, Mr. Froude has taken Henry VIIL. under his wing. The philosophic historian is always in danger of losing his impartiality ...
... pe barge, 166 ¥—Victoria stati Northern pe, 10. struck by a hurricane, which reduced her to the condition ir majority. The Whigs are once for all shaken off. © grave discontent in the Postal Service a Rosal Commission pe, 102s The only possible mutineers ...