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... stands before the country as the representative and head of all that constitutes distinctively the Whig party. The present is a critical period for the Whigs and for all who call themselves Liberals. Their opportunity is great. Their Parliamentary troubles ...
... and the Whigs may find themselves vanishing from the House to make way for two parties distinctly and resolutely opposed. The people deserve well at the hands of the Whigs. It was the deep, stern, ocean-like murmur of the people behind the Whigs which enabled ...
... proper time arrives, the novel spectacle will be presented of a complete union between Ultramontane Roman Catholics, Moderate Whigs, and Tories of the old orthodox stamp. ROSCOMMON EnEcTioN.—The unseated Member (Captain Goff) has issued an address to the ...
... is interesting chiefly as showing Row the political horizon appeared to an ardent, though by no means revolutionary t'9ung Whig forty years ago. The shadows which fell over is sky have become almost inconceivable to us. Lord JOHN ould expatiate on the ...
... matter for astonishment or complaint that the Bill introduced by Lord JOHN RUSSELL should be a Whig Bill, but it might have been more generously and .boldly Whig, and need not have been so bare and commonplace. A few years since, Lord JOHN proposed a £5 ...
... The Mail mentions the name of Major Blackall, once a Conservative, and member for Longford, subsequently a placeman of the Whigs, who made him Governor of Dominica, and who is now talked of as a supporter of extreme Radical principles. Major O'Reilly ...
... warm at the patriotic indignation with which Whig after Whig contemplated his lordship's refusal to enfranchise a portion of the working classes. That was the Whig paint: this Session we have had the Whig canvass. Lord PALMERSTON cannot be said to have ...
... Wellington and Sir Robert Peel had too much good sense to attempt putting off the people with something considerably less than the Whig measures, and the ex-Chancellor had to resign his commission. As Chief Baron of the Churl of Exchequer he acquired a higher ...
... the victory of the League was a victory for the Whigs. It is of some importance to insist on this point at a time when so many of the Whigs entertain a burning .detestation towards Mr. BRIGHT, and when Whig organs have so long been denouncing him. Massing ...
... occur. However, be is my own husband, and I must bide with him and share his fate. To be cositinucl,) The Nestor of the old Whig party el last, and with the exception of Lord Palms at P not a single statesman of note is now surviva who held office in ...
... the notice of the Whigs, because we believe that the success of the Cabinet measure depends essentially upon whether the Liberal party accord it a steadlast and uncompromising support. A single glance along the speeches of the Whig chiefs in the great ...
... one sense a dangerous accession Whigs. They had no bench in their galley, except it ' e the highest of all, strong enough to bear such a rower. tiVe was none of the Whigs so brilliant and engaging; Was none of the Whigs so energetic and effective in ,Inistrati ...