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... THE WHIGS AND TUB ELECTIONS. When the first undertook to discharge the duties of administration in 1802 they were tauntingly assured by their opponents that they not hold office fir a single fortnight. They contrived, however, in spite of this, and in ...
... stlect Votfrg. BRITAIN'S PROSPERITY. ♦ NSW SONO, WHIGS OUGHT TO HAVE SUN SONO IT THE AT THE OPENIMO Or TARLIAWENT. News for you, gelitb men! title is prosperity, Fat and full-hauled, nuked at your door ; Crashes, disitater, a n d fundue's !et city, Never ...
... country together' (renewed laughter), He believed that the Whig Catholic party In this country still loved their country and their religion, and If they could only »cec that their private interests required thtir return national duty, they would cheerfully ...
... fit the times, ami the attempt to ignore this fact, the persistence recognising other ve from a Tory Premier than a Whig, or from Whig than a Tory, will only peipetuate the present state of things, render Ministry on sufferance” a permanent institution ...
... decisive than usual—that is all. The Whigs themselves were so divided, so incapable of any skilful conduct or of showing a united front, and therefore so certain of defeat, that every voter not irrecoverably or indelibly Whig was throe it into the opposite ...
... Commons upon bill, having for its object the enabling Roman Catholic hold the office of Lord Chancellor for Ireland ; and the Whig- Liberals are very triumphant tho issue. The bill passed second reading ; and at this rejoice with them. An advance in tho ...
... up to the mark of anything that has hitherto suggested itself The Mercury, it may ho well to say, is liberal journal, in the Whig sense of the terra, and is careful to write and anxious tj tell of anything and everything that would indicate more extensive ...
... Ike circ unit lane's of the Whigs the time the division took place. had promised to make Tenant-right cabinet question ; the Whigs not only refused to legislate upon it; but they aetuallv opposed the legislation. Wlventln? Whig secretary for Ireland, Mr ...
... P ter* glide I away from the lips of Tantaius, when they hail almost come within them. In truth seems to the policy of the Whigs gull ns ns much as passible, to give us nothing ; and this is list what Mr. Brady proclaims in the letter of which we treat ...
... earnest sportsman is sure to be. Mr. lleniiy George Hogues was Solicitor-General on two Decisions ; went out of office when the Whigs were last forced to withdraw ; and now he is ignored for Mr. Deasy. He had no constituency to betray, and, therefore, antecedents ...
... will be M i isterialisbi .. 282 Opposition .. 287 Let it be remembered that we are merely using the figures of a Whig journalist. But even a Whig journalist is obliged to admit that the verdict of Great Britain, on a question of • confidence,' is in favour ...
... was for once a minority. NevertheUhH, tlie sign of life is very alight, and there every pro relapse into the old habit. '1 Whigs are the men for carrying , through unreasonable and expensive budget, and they it with a right good w ill. Palmerston is not ...