... that as a scholar, a man of genius, a man of honour, and a Christian, Mr. Stanley, albeit by family connection bound to the Whigs, was destined to be, at a future day, the honoured head of that party which we then sup- ported, and have supported ever since ...

... TO IHE EDITOR OF THE STAND aßl> ' Sm,— You so constantly expose the high-flown P of the Times and other Whig productions, on cVttt) hered ot that atrocious system of confiscation, the j^ore o' Estates Act, that I cannot deny myself the p oce ed. giving ...

... majority I find the name of the gentleman who has brought this resolution before the house to-night. A Whig member for a county — a member of an ancient Whig family — a supporter of the repeal of the corn laws, and one of that triumphant majority before whom ...

... on that occasion he found the name of the present mover, and even now the motion was seconded by a borough mem- ber on the Whig side of the house, thus proving that some, at least, of the former advocates of free trade regretted the course they had pursued ...

... of that party un- provided with good arguments, whereas it found the Free-traders destitute of every resource but the whip. Whigs and Radicals and miserable Peelites were mercilessly hurried to the scene of action, while about 40 of the Irish Brigade ...

... would under- bid the new state of the world. The coincidence of the Plosion of the revolution, with the existence of the Whig ~*oinetof Lord Paluierhton, was a piece of good fortune 0r the revolution of February, and for the necessary main- tenance ...

... Dublin as a sink of corruption and a hot-bed of iniquity; and, if it was removed from Ireland, Orangemen and Roman Catholics, Whigs and Tories, would see the folly of their ways, and all unite iv promoting the common goad of the country (hear, hear). Now ...

... be what he pro- fesses to be, and to be in all respects what he pro- fesses to be. The Whig-Radical politician ought to be- stow his official patronage only on Whig- Radicals; the politician of the opposite party to favour politically only members of his ...

... questions of internal policy, for a greater danger could not happen to England at this moment than would arise from the defeat the Whigs on the subject of tliis fraudulent ru ture, fraudulent in design, as fraudulent in execution, which has been attempted rath ...

... the Representative As- sembly of Martials, Coerulii Brittanni — before we imagine anything so terribly like the eve of a Whig retreat, let us reflect for a moment whether, after all, the world may not live without cotton, or the alternative of thatch ...

... the present condition of the world; that in the present state of Great Britain the Whigs were necessarily the government, and that the noble lord Was necessary to the Whig government (laughter). It was. therefore, impossible to come to that solo tion. But ...

... the further progress of the measure to the real reforming law officer of the Crown — an animal almost as extraordinary as a Whig Chancellor of the Ex- chequer with a shilling in his pocket (loud laughter) — he should, therefore, take an early opportunity ...