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... and if they had ten or fifteen years before the Whigs to practise that virtue, it is evident that they could not have left much for the Whigs to do. It could there' fore be no matter of blame to the Whigs if they really had not done much, and must be matter ...
... people [indeed!] We know how they suffer under implacable dotnination of their Whigs and Tories. t ice that they are, to their social constitu'ion, we were ourselves before 1789 [indeed!] We they feel the weight of the Lords and of the l urch ; and the ...
... country by ill health, though not, Whig Chancellor of the day declared, by over-exertions while a minister and at the head of the party itself. would curious to fix the precise period when Lord Brougham became the head of his party power. Was before Lord ...
... , also a whig, was appointed at- I i,on. ami learned • j' eni, in reference to this general, lie «P' c fi p inelples ; but his right hon. friend the principles of Mr. Can‘ing ah ' '‘ fl n'. cl v-r an'd^lll^T.UAl explained. MM'- said he had, upon this ...
... RFPLY to .'TIR. LVTTON BULVVEK WHAT HAVE the WHIGS DONE? or, an Answer to Mr. Bulwet’s Letter on the Piiesbnt Cnisis Also, 3 tols. post Bvo., Robert D’Abtois; or, the Herow Vote. the Re», ’printed for BU»h Oxford-strcet; and to be had of all Book ...
... neck. There will be a contest in tne mug.. between a Whig and a Rai ical. The county of Linlithgow will remain Tory ; but the Conservatives will not manage to eject Mr. Gillen from the Falkirk burghs. Neither in Fifeshire, nor in Kirkaldy, nor St. Andrew's ...
... AND and ba sensiarinorasied the misting wangle maintained Russian yet& In this Whigs and sae** S.. IP rg% Los', Ifa lif.;l3antaims Ovistesn's asiebsatad No. whale subc Si T. CM. rested and wised by tbe author whi . a tiew Introduadon and Noos e whoa ...
... the one would be more permanent than the other. Wellington, says the Natioml, cannot stand against the Whigs and moderate Tories combined in the Commons, and Peel could neither struggle with the House of Lords as it is now composed, nor venture to fropose ...
... (stead of trying a new hand upon the Whigs, and so giving him experience to meet the lofty policy and deeper penetration of the forthcoming Conservative administration. After the recent events in the East, which to most people look like success, though ...
... in 1839,1810, and 1841, durina which time the Whig party were office ; but likewise shot them out from I84t!, during which time the right hon. baronet, the member for Dorchester, was a member of tbs Committee of Council, He (Lord John Bussell) could not ...
... Mr. Cooke’s History of the Whigs and Tories. Jußt ready, in thick (Wo. price 215., Volume I. of E HISTORY of PARTY, from the rise of the Whig and Tory Factions in the Reign of Charles 11. to the ih Reform Bill. GEORGE WING ROVE COOKE, Esq. Author of “The ...
... BOORS PUBLISHED THIS DAY, Now ready. in 3 voU post Bvo. HEBARONET , or, TORIES, WHIGS, and RADICALS. A NOVEL. Ey ONE WHO KNOWS THEM. `• Decide4l'y the very best novel of the class, and may rank among the most attractive fictions of the day.—Court Journal ...