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... the pretext that they will sanction the relnrn to Parliament of any man who can bo suspected even of being Whig. •' To show our hatred of the Whigs, we would not be sorry to see Lord Naas returned to Parliament; because had the manliness to attack one of ...
... attention from any Ministry, let call itself Whig, or Radical, or Tory. The quick-witted frisk people mo bow Ike praetit Cebioet have thus done for them; end, as rerpeel for Lord Darby end hatred of the old and up id Whig sbibbeletbi, with special didike to ...
... gentlemen (and could name other*) have n-t their equals present the Whig Bar. Yet, all the eleven Whigs have been promoted, and the younger ones have not yet attained their full growth. The Whig stock at Westminster-hall used out In Ireland ssiniUr result, ...
... boisterously overridden by their clergy. We need not say much this time of day on the fact that this step comes badly from Whig Ministry and Whig official, the Wbigs having, on all occasions where there seemed a prospect of success, notoriously intrigued with ...
... sort of Perlite stamp, careless Conservatives, ultra, political Romanists, ultra-religious Romanists, Palmerston- Whigs, and Papal Whigs. Where distinctions are so nice, local influences will often turn the scale, and glance at the casual elections of ...
... attention. In the event of the present Government being displaced, the Whigs or Peelites are by common consent regarded the parties from which a new Government could be formed. As regards the Whigs, they will not only be placed in minority as respects numbers ...
... carry out own policy, they did not lend themselves to any effort to embarrass the Whig Government, much less to wrest power out of their hands. The downfall of the Whigs resulted from the inherent weakness and incapacity of themselves, aided bold measure ...
... Dean of Residence in the Queen's ® ,T * ...
... at least 500/. per annum will, we understand, effected. So much for the advantages arising from paid superintendence under Whig regime f ...
... which ho endeavoured to eflect. The chances now seem to lie between Lord Palmbrstov and Coalition; Lord Johm Russrll and the Whigs; and a of the late Cabinet, of which Messrs. Gladstone and Sidney Hkrbp.ut seem not dsepairing: ...
... knowledge of the subject. But for Whig principles ! God save the mark !—I never thought of them save l ...
... forming a really strong Administration of such discordant materials. But their own incapacity led to the dissolution of the Whig Cabinet ; and now, forsooth, the ex-Premier has the modesty to proclaim that is unconstitutional in any other party to accept ...