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... like this, in which we are all interested, may not degenerate into a mere party one, but that all will join, whether Tories, Whigs, or Radicals, in decrying the insane measures of Sir Robert Peel, and in pledging themselves never to give their votes a future ...

... like this, in which we are all interested, may not deonerate into a mere party one, but that all will join, whether Tories, Whigs, or Radicals, in decrying the insane measures of-Sir Robert Peel, and in pledging themselves never to give their votes at a ...

... every one in Ireland was wrong except the possessors of power, who, being Whig rulers, must, of coarse, expect to be extolled in a Whig Review. But as we happen to be neither Whigs nor Tories—but are devoted to the interests of Truth, whether it affect ...

... its work often at an apparent loss; it so far resembles virtue, as to prove its own reward. The real irremedial blot on that Whig Ministry, in the eyes of the reviewer, is the not having reappointed Lord Grey's Chancellor to the woolsack; the not having ...

... independence of eharacter and the popular cast of his sentiments and opinions, soon led him into the ranks of the Foxites or Whigs. was too liberal, as Sydney Smith said, for the dy nasty of Dundat; and hit political opinions for some years retarded his ...

... Cockermouth. Being highly connected with the Whig aristocracy, it was no matter of surprise to see him made a lord of the treasury under Lord Melbourne's government, which was broken up in 1841; but when the Whigs resumed office in 1836, Mr Horeman was left ...

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... leader of the Protectionists, Lord Stanhope denounced bis alliance, the Peelites kept him aloof, Mr Cobden defied him, and the Whigs disowned him. At one bound, however, he has placed himself in a conspicuous position as a parliamentary tactician. His motion ...

... amusing illustrations of what elections cost, lie had found that in Harwich 94 Tory votes cost £6300; 81 Whig votes cost £2OOO. Nottingham, Whig votes coat £12,000; 144 Tory votes cost £5900. What better remedy for this than the extension of the franchise ...

... supported him. Sooner or later, however, he believed every one would carried : the reaping time was coming of seed long sown the Whigs had been preaching the doctrine of democracy for the last 150 years. Mr ROEBUCK said the measure had been opposed in the spirit ...

... lord paramount wherever paragraphs have power. And this brings us to the notice of the unseemly mode which the Government, Whig or Tory, have adopted of giving the first annunciation of great public measures—not from their high official positions, not ...