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... that their really large and thorough measure was rejected the Whig opposition simply that they might turn out the Conservatives therefore there would fine opportunity for exposure if the Whigs redressed their pet production’’ in the gravc«clothes of the ...
... the oonatitoeodea, propoaing am tiler meaimo ofbia own. Ihe ooojectare to Cold John’t doing not altogether aboard. When the Whig leader, oat place, took op quarters bocal in Kdinbnrgh, and wnanippoaed have exchanged pohdea far IHaraiy aociety and family ...
... that their official existence roost come close in tire or six weeks at the very farthest. With this conviction haunting tb« Whig Cabinet by night and day, they are already, If we be not misinformed, going through the unpleasant process of setting their ...
... in the Lethean waters was more apparent than real. Although Mr, Wylie is supported by men who have hitherto been Whigs and aro still Whigs it is 3 notorious fact that he is the Nationalist nowines. His opening specch was particalarly addressed to the ...
... Conservative Government has no right initiate such a measure. The Whigs alone shou’d have permission to introduce righteous improvements. This put his sincerity to the test. If the great Whig chief had his country’s interest real! 7 heart wo fancy he would ...
... disposition. These are the foremost men of the Whig ranks in the Mouse of Lords ; and the entire lot rolled into one man would scarcely make a match for Lord Derby. In the dearth of able men of the fitst class, the Whigs speak of removing Lord John Russell to ...
... and the Iloose of Commons huge minHlarial tool, S' “I/ I'* ' • I ™‘ I,gents and spoilt, while the Gurernmenl is and being Whig tb. eaaowoo of corruption. ...
... Gladstone in his retirement and the late Whig whip (Mr. Majoribanka)—who is now member of the despised House of Lords*— and request, urgent no doubt, to help the Irish Treasury, was made. What could these Whig leaders do but respond They wanted votes ...
... the com.try is sick of Whig and Tory distinctions. Where Lord Aberdeen picked that scrap of information cannot imagine. The position of parties iu the House of Commons demonstrates that the country heartily sick of the Whigs ; and wo arc not sure but ...
... Sikokh, tho present Regius Professor of Divinity tho University, out of favour with the Whigs. If the late lamented Doctor ElbinoTo.v were now alive, the Whigs could not pass over his eminent claims. sincen hope that an appointment will made, acceptable ...
... for comment this important document which was supplied by express t onr town subscribers early yes tend y. One of the great Whig lies” t'.ic day has received its quietus. There will, predicted, no extension whatever the Income lax Ireland. A generous policy ...
... Ireland to Cardinal Cullen. It . pity they did not open their eyes sooner; for then wo should have changes in the Whig Government, nor no Whig Government all. ...