... by game, and then Im» told they could have cv>iupeu«ation ?. remembered twenty year* ago when tha Whigs were power—by llie way, would a«k, wa* Lord a Whig, u Tory, Uadiral ? He would d-'uhifollow in the footsteps of hi* father. (Mi T.) had been informed ...

... division in the House O.intnom* Mr [ D'Uraeli’s Budget, on Friday, rio ITi of December. . there wa* a l«r,'>s meeting of Hie Whig party held H-.u-e. f«r the purpose considering what I was to I.c done D-rd Ih-rhy’s overthrow. As there is difterence in their ...

... striven to render as meaningless possible. In 1841, Sir Robert was provokingly reticent. The country was in difficulties ; the Whigs were in office, hut their power was trembling in the balance. Sir Robert was cxjiecting called in, ami the country looked to ...

... with which his name was associated in connection with the Whig party. Circumstances arose in relation with the Irish question, which led the secession of Lord Stanley and others of the leading Whigs from the Administration. The Catholics insisted on forcing ...

... Conscrvu-i lives, mid the Conservatives Whigs, when office, | is at present receiving very ample illustration. Israeli is committing the same which made matter for mortal accusation against Peel: he has found the Whigs bathing, and ran away with their clothes ...

... sneer, he allows that the bill was party movement, for it received the opposition of the Tories, and the support of the Whigs, but the Whigs had the country to back them. They carried their principles, because they accorded with public opinion. The writer ...

... article the semi-official paper is indeed something fitted excite sensation ; for hear the organ, |»ar excellence, of the Whigs declaring that the notable Lord John has lost the leadership of the portv, enough to make one nth one’s eves, ami ask whether ...

... truth. has sometimes carried into his recital?, and above all into his estimates acts and men. the passions and prejudices the Whig* engaged in ancient or recent struggles. have reason to believe that was aware of this himself ; which I can name two decisive ...

... ami a high Whig, united him family ties. Lord Cremnrne—(hear, hear)—ls particularly anxious that this pension should be bestowed on this «n. say these circumstances should be taken into consideration—and after Roman Catholic prelates and Whig peer* and ...

... 1830. Mr ConninglißiDe became a Depute-Ad vocale. 1831. he was appointed Sheriff of Morayshire, and the restoration of the Whigs in 1835. Mr Skene, who held the office of Solicitor-General, having died during Sir Robert attempt to form Geverntncnt. the ...

... Peebles would form least important, if not preponderant portion. Accordingly, in the new Ministry, there were included not only Whigs like Palmerston, Kusscll, and Wood, but there were also placed in important positions in it such influential members of the ...

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