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... alarming change. Never was tilt re a more fitting period for a grand experiment. The violence of political parties has died away ; Whig and Tory are nearly synonymoui terms, and the gr ea t b o d y of the people would willingly seco n d any wellorganised form ...
... some of his Whig and Whig-Radical friends. This is beginning much too soon. Mr. Cobden is, however, plainly betrayed by his sanguine temper into a too exact imitation of his Irish model. Mr. O'Connell was able to bully the Whigs and Whig-Radicals, because ...
... given rise to those manifestations of discontent and disaffection which it bad required all the prudence and firmness of the Whig Governments to repress, and subsequently to heal. To the confusion and dismay which this proceeding of Sir Charles Bagot spread ...
... alarming change, Never was there a more fitting period for a grand experiment. The violence of politi,al.,parties has died away ; Whig arid Tory are nearly synonymous terms, and the great body of the people would willingly second any irellorganised reform for ...
... nephew, or cousin of the Prime Minister, or any of his supporters. The day for such an abuse of power is gone by, and that the Whigs now know to their cost. Had they fbllowed up the principles which they laid down as the rule of their conduct in 4830, Sir ...
... given rise to those manifestations of discontent and disaffection which it had required all the prudence and firmness of the Whig Governments to repress, and subsequently to heal. To the confusion and dismay which this proceeding of Sir Charles Bagot spread ...
... Ministry they had placed in office. The State-doctor has, in fact, proceeded on the homoeopathic maxims of medicine. T. expel the Whig disease, he has used methods adapted to produce the same symptoms. This, as our readers are well aware, is the horrappathic ...
... should like to know, will Sir ROBERT` and his fidus Achatcs, GOULBURN, make, when Member after Member—the Tory as well as the Whig ,, ..rises to remonstrate with their! On the World of and unnecessary annoyance that this detestable impost has occasioned ...
... about this glorious task in a becoming spirit of determination and liberality, without consulting the prejudices of either Whig or Tory, and .he will achieve for himselfa renown that no English stateman has yet attained. The results of the insurrection ...
... necessary. Sir Robert Peel, 'in his new tariff, actually came forward more than a Whig in the breadth and fulness of practical Reform. In sound philosophical truth, the Whigs from that moment were left behind. Sir Robert had fairly got the start of them ...
... like to know, will Sir ROBERT PEEL and his fidus Achates, GOUL+ BURN, make, when Member after Member—the Tory as well as the Whig—rises to remonstrate with them on the world of vexatious and unnecessary annoyance that this detestable impost has occasioned ...
... laxity. Finding the great digestive organ ecclesiastic endangered, or fancying •itself en'dangered,•-by, Whig propositions to carve its food for it, and Whig refusals to cater exclusively for its Catholic appetiteS, What 'does Sir Robert Peel do but make further ...