... paltry taunt about the election of Colonel Luttrell the imprisonment of the lord mayor and other measures in which the great whig leader had borne a part at the age of one or and twenty” The difference between Mr Fox and Sir Robert Peel lay in this that ...

... Such high impression of their vigour efficiency King William IV received when November Lord Altborp became a peer and the Whigs therefore lost their leader in the House of Commons His Majesty sent to Italy to summon Sir Robert to his councils with to ...

... well-known examples of arbitrary interference university on behalf of dissenters Mr H Drummond after referring to example a Whig commission of inquiry into universities of Scotlsnd in 1609 confessed he had some misgivings upon the subject of this commission ...

... came to Bodmin stranger without any recommendation from person whatever He put out address advocating tory principles had then whig in field the person of Major Vivian and two tories Lord Leicester and Sir Samuel Spry: latter the most obnoxious to the liberal ...

... Exeter Hall” The Northern Whig confesses at first blush it suspected a forgery a feeling which fully participated in by not few sceptics in the metropolis delay however having cleared all suspicion to its genuineness the Whig proceeds express its astonishment ...

... himself obtain subscriptions in aid of considered to be righteous cause He appointed junior lord of Treasury accession of the Whigs to office in the year 1830 that capacity he introduced the bill for the abolition of certain oaths which it formerly necessary ...

... ht a Catholic gentleman (Mr Constable Maxwell) of large possessions character and great personal popularity started as the Whig candidate found he might as well have started for the “ Primateship of England” good Protestant if the counterpart of this ...

... attempt to insinuate the management of the is much into the hands of the Whig-Radicals ” The in the salary Surveyor made years since proposed one who colud not to have leaning to much to Whig-Radicalism but (no doubt in the world it) the time had some ulterior ...

... and this of a sudden’ be made year after year to be met with some law of a sudden I afraid not sudden the result we have the Whigs governing England a continual popish plot which is never to brought to an end Mr M J O’Connell disputed the grounds upon which ...

... Algerine act forced the house by a under pressure of a agitation out of doors moreover dead letter defying the power ministry whig to carry into action should it Btage The said that the was designed the assumption of territorial jurisdiction by the court ...

... renegades Hobhouse certainly avoided he did not turn with bitterness former co-disciples or their doctrines In his metamorphosis Whig placeman quietism seemed the status he most affected and under the Melbourne periods has led the noiseless our of his reign ...

... supported him help it? But was it intended to do nothing for but the in he confides defeat every effort to assist him the the Whig budget which to benefit which conceding a was receive with derision Protectionist representatives Farmers swear by Stanley ...