... nothing for it but lloßsoar’s chose * which means a choice between six and half-s Peel was prepared with all this, but &( the Whig Lords. It was early 1845, that the Times uttered that borreved thunder which reverberated throughout the werM—l.a» it proclaimed ...

... when Reform carried, and Reform Ministry power—when political Toryism is virtually dead and entirely harmless. is easy to Whig the matter a hundred years ago ” It is very easy to a Reform depute-advocate. But if we bad never had Reformers of manlier ...

... fere,— But look not within it, each thiap are not ; They move where the beams heavily heaving; shampoo' mourners are Miserly Whigs this'll.* treasures shut up Aim the eye; Emma thenfond lovers in Horr's a stonier sword, encased le les Rere's something shall ...

... sometime ago filled the onerous office of Muter of her Majesty's Buckbouuds, with great credit to himself and his friends, the Whig Ministers, who gave him the place; but the gentle public never dreamt, or dream, of his Lordship possessing any higher degree ...

... gradually opening the eyes even of his quondam admirers to the fact of his being a political quack and empty demagogue. The Whig and Peelite organs pat him most encouragingly on the back whenever be descants upon the enormities of the aristocracy, and ...

... many accounts, pleasant reading, to find the great organ of Whiggery thus acknowledging the utter fallacy of one of the grand Whig nostrums for the welfare and prosperity of the town population of Scotland—Burgh Reform. With what ineffable contempt the ...

... occupied Freetraders. Mr. Cayley declared that was very glad to find opinions rapidly changing; he had met many of his old Whig friends that day. who admitted with long-faced jocoscness that the matter was at last become too serious to treated one of ...

... to the same extent as the editor of the much-talked-of review, and the most vivacious and sparkling leader of the Edinburgh Whigs. Jeffrey belonged to a generation which has now nearly passed away, and to a circle o' notorieties, possessed of high talents ...

... deplore any event which is calcul tted to impair or retard tho triumph of that cause. It is undoubtedly true, that by a union of Whig-Radicals, Peelites, and sham Conservatives, the amendment to the Address was lost, in the House of Lords by a majority of 49 ...

... on as hostile to the general line of policy followed by Ministers, the result gives less assurance for the stability of the Whig-Radical Government than what it even at first sight indicates. So it is at least viewed in the City, where the public pulse ...

... franchise from the other objects of his motion, every syllable of which he prophesied would nevertheless one day be carried by the Whigs, who eared not so they reigned whether it was by th^ grace of Brookes', or by the me., of Manchester. The promoters of the ...

... ally the Whig Administration introduced measures without any intention of carrying them, was to gine gentlemen an enportualty neat year of being masters of the subjeci. (Cheers.) That 'bowed • confidence In the duration of a Cabinet which • Whig ministry ...