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... adopted tho sentiments and justified the conduct of his old friend and exemplar, and stuck by Lansdowne —whereupon the Juvenile Whig gave up, or rather threw down, the seals of the Foreign Office, leaving others to pick them up. The way which he did this marked ...
... the Queen to * the members of the late Ministry, ami bid them the business of tire country they best cm' Monday evening, the Whig leaders Houses Parliament published the result. Vli are to have the same men, it is a consolation v ./'lt are not have the ...
... their representations. Justice to Scotland a party cry ! Why, among those who urge that cry with greatest vigour, are Tory and Whig, Conservative and Radical, Liberal and Illiberal, Churchman and Dissenter, and if it be a party cry, it must therefore be one ...
... through hawking the precious foison. So fond of shifting colours that, from a boy, who wore his Tory coat among the Whigs, and his Whig coat 'mong the Tories. O'Connell was his godfather and Hume, »hen they baptised him As something more than Radical; ...
... gratifying communication to her Majesty -namely, that the distinguished members of the Peel party, and the chiefs of the late Whig Government were ready to sacrifice all personal considerations in order that an elective administration should be formed, which ...
... Literary Extracts. ROEBUCK'S HISTORY OF THE WHIG MINISTRY. THE UNWILLING KING —THE REFORM BILL, On the morning, however, of the 7, Lord Grey and the Lord Chancellor waited the King, in order to request that he would instantly, and on that day, dissolve ...
... i/official life not fail to be popular with our Ministers, who°aro fond W,T„' 0aP i thatthe ** see merit a Wig, oven, unless the Whig has first turned Grey. Oliver Cromwell Maine LAW.-Oliver Cromwell punished drunkards by compelling them to go about with an ...
... brilliant victory, in which 2000 Austrians were slain. The loss on the side of France is represented at 500 killed and wounded The Whigs seem greatly downcast with the results of the appeal to the country. They bad prophesied that the answer of the country would ...
... the time that Great Exhibition of 1831 —that presumed inauguration of general peace —was closed, the failing powers of the Whig Government yielded before the attacks of its adversaries, and Lord Derby succeeded to office. It was under his auspices that ...
... thee acquainted. Run swiftly when they hear thy name, they were hunted. Then a' persuasions—Jew or Atheist, Or a religious Whig or Papist, Mahometan or Anabaptist— May eat thee. When beef, for conscience-sake, the fattest, They dar'na' pree. Bad luck ...
... in defence of the jobs. Even the sacred cause of justice and the eternal interests of the Church afford no protection from Whig rapacity. The bench, and the pulpit, and the professor's chair are filled with the minions of a party who can see no virtue ...
... KNOWLEDGE. Mr Gibson, are glad to see, is about to propose, in the House of Commons, the abolition of these injurious taxes. Whig Government professes to be anxious for the moral and intellectual elevation of the lower classes, and avows itself ready to ...