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... better is not the fault of the Whigs but of the Tories. And surely it is the most frolicksome sort of reasoning to hold out to the public, by way of recommending themselves to preferment— See the measures of the Whigs, which you admired ! Can they carry ...
... Catalogues are now prepartair. and may shindy bad at thu m g Mewing plasm :—Oserge set Whit. Ham Bowing Ili= Ilegbaresib Whigs Bost, Tbrapeien Amps Ferran ; Swan, Bedford -Owns and Swan, Market Barbican/it; Osiris, and Baker and Hodgson. IL Loden. ...
... Courts and the applauses of the mob. But taka them >ll for all, the Whigs will pass trium-. phantly through this trying test. From the great Civil Wars down to the present day, the Whigs have indeed been chargeable with many and serious faults. They have ...
... one who loves a frolicsome and laughable story.”—Courier. Richard Bentley, New Burlington.street. Just published, price Is. WHIG ami TORY ; or. The Balance of Parties in 1837. which also the Question Suffrage is considered. By a REFORMER. London : Baldwin ...
... noble historian, will be found dial, iu nearly all particulars, a modern Tory resembles a Whig of Queen Anne’s reign, and a Tory of Queen Anne’s reign a modern Whig.” Amongst the most prominent of these particulars, be mentions that the Toriesof Queen ...
... support of their Whig opponents! The credit, therefore, due to the absence of party spirit in passing the former measures, is due to the Whigs, not to the Tories. The discredit due to its presence now is due to the Tories, not to the Whigs. Such, at least ...
... those of Mr. Villiers, A Whig Minister had said that would madness to interfere with the Corn-laws, but Lord John Russell, at the close of the last session, had enunciated very different views. subjects of political economy the Whigs had made very rapid progress ...
... crippled or destroyed the l e o of the enemy, the Whigs may claim a large propor. to . Nelson was a Whig-. St. Vincent was also of the same principles, and was First Lord of the Admiralty when the Whigs , ore in power in 1806, and there laboured earnestly ...
... Csse of Clairvoyance— On Sorcerer., Loups•flarour, and other Mauvals Sujets—The Church—Voyaging in Ilindostan (continued)—Whigs and Tories. No. I V.—Thomas Carlyle (Author of Tke French Re - volution, a History) on the Sinking of the.Vengeur—The Eastern ...
... practical usz at this too. ntentnus crisis of Reform ; and a short disquisition on the English Constitution. by a Reformed Whig. Irish a highly finished Likeness of his present Majesty. The best Likeness that has appeared. The Forum of hi. Majesty may ...
... extraordinary and unprincipled any ever entered into the party known the name of Whigs. It was the most unfortunate their annals. The people knew tiiat forty years ago the Whigs coalesced with the Tones to obtain power—they knew that they made similar couhtion ...
... different ways which the personnel of the government may be either Tory, or Whig-Tory, purely Whig. 1. It is just possible, though highly improbable, that the Melbourne Whigs, taking alarm the rapid march of Toryism, should endeavour to awaken the spirit ...