... of their opponents; and he tells them that if Lord John Russell had taken office in December, he would have supported that Whig-Radical leader with all his ability and all his influence! Compare this ingratitude and treachery with the expressions in the ...

... knowledge of the interests of the empire, —need we say on this 23d of February, 1846, more honesty—than the allied Ministerial and Whig parties taken together. This truth has forced itself upon the conviction of the party most concerned in its necessary consequence ...

... shoutmgs, groans, and cock-crowings from the back benches of the opposition, and the ironical cheers of the great body of the Whig Party it was utterly impossible to catch the meaning of two consecutive sentences.] The hon. gentleman resolutely stood up ...

... shoutings, groans, and cock-crowings from the back benches of the opposition, and the ironical cheers of the great body of the Whig party it was utterly impossible to catch the meaning of two consecutive sentences.] The hon. gentldman resolutely stood up ...

... of their opponents; and he tells them that if Lord John Russell had taken office in December, he would have supported that Whig-Radical leader with all his ability and all his influence! Compare this ingratitude and treachery with the expressions in the ...

... knowledge of the interests of the empire, —need we say on this 23d of February, 1846, more honesty—than the allied Ministerial and Whig parties taken together: This truth has forced itself upon the conviction of the party most concerned in its necessary consequence ...

... you sent to parliament to protect your interests. The very men who, in 1841, as you are aware, were enabled to oVerthrow the Whig ministry—the very men who are now conspiring to force upon us the measures that you, one and all, protested you considered ...

... still ringing with the noble earl's eloquent philippics against the trickery, the humbug, and the political profligacy of the Whigs in daring to oppose an 88. duty on corn (cheers)—when we were still, hapless innocents, nestling under the warm protecting ...

... You will let in the Whig-Radicals, the answer is, You who adopt their principles, not we who adhere to our own, are the parties letting in the Whig-Radicals. It well becomes you, who are about 100, and who have gone over to Whig-Radical principles, ...

... of so much mischief. The party with which he had acted had always stood up for principles, whether in voting against the Whigs or against their former leaders; they had acted from single-mindedness and from sincerity—they had preserved the chastity of ...

... re of so much mischief. The party with which he had acted had always stood up for principles, whether in voting against the Whigs or against their former leaders; they had acted from single-mindedness and from sincerity—they had preserved the chastity of ...

... You will let in the Whig-Radicals, the answer is, You who adopt their principles, not we who adhere to our own, are the parties letting in the Whig-Radicals. It well becomes you, who are about 100, and who have gone over to Whig-Radical principles, ...