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... and if such an interference could ever be held necessary or justifiable, it might surely have been looked for from provost of Whig opinions, supposed to be liberal in his views of Church government, and who owed his own election ten years ago to the application ...
... day, of whatever politics he may be, that the religions feelings of Englishmen are not to be trifled with, and that, be he Whig, be he Tory, or be he Protectionist, you will compel him to maintain inviolate the religion of his country and her Majesty's ...
... the sane Emperor Nicholas. In 1801 the English nation had grown sick of the tories:—in 1850 it was well nigh tired of the whigs. Li isol were grievous complaints of dear food, and in 1850 joyful congratulations that it was cheap. In 1304 Napoleon published ...
... readers of North Devon, m st tend to show them, they will condescend to consider the question, free from all party bias—of whig or tory, of episcopacy dissent—but purely on the broad ground of justice to the home grower—that free trade prices and British ...
... JOURNAL. BARNSTAPLE, THURSDAY, February 20th, 1851 It is very seldom that a Chancellor of the Exchequer—still more rarely that Whig Chancellor—has had the good fortune to make his annual financial statement under circumstances so agreeable as those in which ...
... put a head of brass upon feet of miry clay, and thus construct the image of a party to just for night;—so will bother the Whigs and tickle the Tories, it will have his unscrupulous advocacy and support. This may do for the guerilla chief; but will it ...
... I0d„ whilst every man who occupies 2* house of the same yearly value will have to pay but £ 5 a num. I am afraid one but Whig Chancellor of .Exchequer will able see sense, justice, or reason nic nearly threefold because have the inisfoitune to and occupy ...
... good or for ill, the Whig school generally averse coalition. It is too much of an oligarchy almost too much of family, to endure the introduction of new elements, especially when there is anything to be forgiven or forgot. The Whigs come in and go out together ...
... MINISTERIAL CRISIS. LORD JOHN RUSSELL S. large of the supporters d'tho Whig Ministry as- on Tuesday aftcrim >n, by previous appointment, at official residence of Lord John Russell, in Downing- street. '*as estimated that no' less 3'JO members the House ...
... AKa'.Er demanded whether there were any administration actually existence? It appeared that 'were governed the fag end of the whig and tory factious, and by incompetent lord Hugs with aristocratic connexions. Why was not Mr. Hume-sent for take share in the ...
... combinations of party, is. How is the Queen's Government to most efficiently carried on? It is understood th.-tt the members ofthe Whig Administration will meet this raorning in their private capacity House, consider the course that becomes them pursue, since ...
... Our statesmen like appearance, seemlug, make believe, humbug. The people utterly dislike and detest them; and hence neither Whigs nor Tories awaken their hearty enthusiasm, or command their unreluctant suffrage. We want earnest, straightforward men—men ...