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... people in world, Whigs, and of all Whigs, the liigs of the pn-aent day, are the very last who can prefer, with a good grace, charges of ii.consistency against any men, and more especially the men now in power. It is not, however, to Whigs that address ourselves ...
... children owe hit indcfsiigsblc eicniuns the limitation of their hours of labour, wrung with great difficulty from reluctant Whig-liberaJ-govcrnmcnl. Not however satisfied with (hit. still continued to labour with great perseverenea and assiduity in the ...
... election for this borough terminated on Thursday afternoon, when numbers were For Sir S. Spry (Conservative) 165; Mr Stwle (Whig) 161» Majority for Sir S. Spry, 4 On Friday last, G A. Hamilton, Esq. was elected member fur Dublin University, in the room ...
... against the motion, the estimate was allowed.—Though professing an inde|KMulenl Radical, he hut » thorough-going time-serving Whig, for no doubt it will in the recollection of my readers that in 1837, when the late Ministry was hard pushed, and everybody ...
... been their own Keform Bill. Those principles bsd been originated by Mr. Pitt in 1787, had been opposed by Mr. Pox and the Whigs, bad been advanced Mr. Wallace, Mr. Huskisson, and Lord Kipoo, down to our own time, —and the Reform Bill bad then come in ...
... stand unrivalled master-pieces of oratory and eloquence—the faithful manner in which he depicted the low manoeuvres of the Whigs—the inimitable way in which he exposed their truckling t» the Great Agitator—the unmerciful but deserved castigation he bestowed ...
... committee now for would found in • cases of Mr. Krnrick, Welsh Judge, and of Baron Smith, an Irish Judge. In the latter case the Whig Government, with the exception of Sir James Graham, supported the inquiry; but, to bo sure, it was opposed by SirJsmes Scarlett ...
... despotism of rabble supremacy at home. Well; supposing all this true, may lie permitted to enquire what has become of the Whigs In what have resulted their anti- Corn Law motions, which have heard so much during the recess! How have they fulfilled their ...
... Here was what we consider real triumph party. Lord Ash LET Conservative ; does honour associates, and it would we well if Whigs and Conservative* more frequently combine to promote good works. During tbe recent debate on l.ord Howick’s motion, the cry ...
... powerful and convincing speech, given in another column, in reprobation of the imbecility, fraud, and womanish nerveless.less Whig policy in the l-a>t. To this subject, from the outset, the honourable gentleman brought a degree of zeal which the zing in ...
... circumstances, or the machination* restless faction may cause public toa-sume; wherc.is the entire stock in trade of the Whigs—as their wliule history has uniformly shown—is exhaustless and incessant talk—taik which no severity national disaster can ...
... party were equally responsible with Conservatives for the state things lie deplored; for surely it not so very long ago that Whigs w. re the firmest supporters of the lauded interest, though they since sacrificed the maintenance mob popularity, which, ineffably ...