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... THE WHIGS. When Dr. Johnson said that the first Whig was the devil, he little dreamt that a generation was approaching which would disclose every mark of the paternity down to the very tail. How the old gentleman must chuckle at the glowing family resemblance ...
... Lord Morpeth's Casket. —This testimonial, presented by the Whigs of the west riding of Yorkshire to Lord Morpeth, in commemoration of his lordship's defeat at the general election of 1841, was exhibited at the new Concert-room in Doncaster, on Saturday ...
... THE WESLEYAN, NEW WEEKLY JOURNAL, published in London every Thursday afternoon. Identified with neither Whig nor Tory party, but maintaining strict impartiality, this Newspaper will advocate and support every measure, matter from what party proceeding ...
... Conservative party is not responsible; they were proposed by Whig administration and enacted by Whig parliament. For their practical operation Conservative landowners are little responsible as Whig proprietors; are, indeed, informed by high authority, that ...
... lie]teal, and calling on the Whigs and Protestants to join him in pursuing this object. But no favourable response has been made by them to the call ; the only declaration in favour of Federalism having been made—not by a Whig but by a Chartist —Mr. Sharman ...
... some young men, or persons with short memories, who regret that Sir Robert Peel and Lord Lynahurst did not far imitate the Whigs as to look for Mr. Justice Erskine's successor among their own politic® friends. In reverting to the old practice, however ...
... in. We are not Tories and are not Whigs. The League has taken its ground independently the fostering patronage of any pony. know your stale here—l have heard it, and you cannot conceal it—the old ex-ministerial Whigs stand aloof and look askance you. ...
... (Wednesday). Ireland and the Whigs.âThere have been questions arising as to the state of Ireland upon which different opinions might exist amongst the influential classes in Great Britain, but as respects the renewal of the whig government there can be but ...
... after being educated at Eton j and Cambridge, entered parliament for the borough of Maldon, 1790. He attached himself the old Whig party, and to ! these principles he ever remained consistent. His lordship continued to sit for the borough of Maldon till ...
... growth Conservative feeling (most truly analysed Mr. Sotheron at Devizes, Tuesday last, as entertained by honest men, both Whigs and Tories), has long since left the mere political Dissenters and Republicans in a minority in every ward in the city bat ...
... the Whigs could not help betraying that they had nothing else in view —they love Ireland because they believe it to be incompatible with Tory rule. O'Connell not mere place hunter; but it needs not be left out sight, that the return ofthe Whigs to office ...
... Ministers have nearly carried through the House of 'Commons a bill for the reform of the Ecclesiastical Courts —a reform which the Whigs never had courage to undertake. 8. Ministers have effected, and are now perfecting, great improvements in our system of railway ...