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... true that the Whigs are as bad the Tories, much as we have to complain of their prejudices and obstinacy. The principles upon wnich the Whigs oppose organic changes are very different from those on which the Tories make their stand. The Whigs condemn in ...
... conscientiously support the Whigs in so far as they move in the same direction, the Whigs could not, without the greatest sacrifice of principle, support the Radicals, who go much farther ; and, therefore, to destroy the power of the Whigs is at once to place ...
... late elections took place. And their result has completely demonstrated that for the time, at least, the political sins of the Whig-Radical faction have brought upon them a storm of discontent, against which all the.fayour of the Crown and of the Ladies of ...
... upon what called liberal; principles, and to dense the Whigs, instead of acting with courage, 'rankness, and decision upon the principles winch vere maintained the Conservative Opposition. The Whig Ministry crumbled away nolhing the very same fate is gradually ...
... and intimidation been carried « the late contest for the representation of this borough, n oolfjjy the Tories, but with the Whigs, that it behoved every individual of whatever grade in oolitics, consider what means can be adopted to prevent a recurrence ...
... not that the Whig party has vanished from the face of the earth —but that m all human probability the Peel party would have done so. The alternative, therefore, seemed highly preferable—and it is the alternative which, first and last, the Whig leaders showed ...
... the amendment, as being mere tricks of the’ Tories and Whigs. Mr. G. Condy vindicated the framers of the original motion in a speech of some length, in the codr-e of which he denounced the Whigs a dishonest and perfidious party. Mr. Pbentice spoke in ...
... opinion among thinking and impartial persona. They all that the free principles of the Whigs must eventually triumph; and that the only difference between Tory and Whig government is, that with the former there must great agitation in the resistance that ...
... ve Whigs, sometimes Whigs, sometimes Whig-Radicals, and sometimes plainly Radicals. (Laughter), Some of these terms he could not understand. He knew what a Conservative meant. He also knew what was a Conservative Whig. He was a man who was a ...
... Repeal. The Whigs suffered the proceedings to drop, and O’Connell became one of their most strenuous supporters in that house. It was a notorious fact, however, that the Conservatives had never exhibited half the hostility to O’Connell that the Whigs had. It ...
... iquisitorial cl® cxpurgaiot ? We liear ll it home by the new Whigs, with from feelings i have been tli| •, and the circul li to turn adrift If the Tories in the public their own veten :lio Whigs. appoinlment will the Duke of WJ sir R. Pkkl. Sir icralship ...
... gained by the Diesoludon Jame Ridgway, 189, Piccadilly. This day is published, pike Ib.6d. THE DUKE of WELLINGTON and the WHIGS. Lambe: Hatehard sod Son, This day is published, in Bvo. price Its. boards, SERNIONS, intended to show a sober Application ...