... other method, will Lord Lome get over the fact that his father and he, who represent the great Whig house of Argyll, which was Whig tho brave old days when Whig meant Radical, are cordial and even violent supporters of the party now installed power under ...

... l>y strengthening the patty who stand his side; And though Whigs spent their money and wept they spent it, l'.ngland cali'd for the Tories and show'd that she meant it. But, before the base Whigs who had bribed were unseated John Russell's most infamous ...

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... took his stand iu the presence of the Whig dignitaries of whom he bad spoken evil, sad of the pealed country gentlemen, who could not widerstaed how their Torrent was more democratic than the politics of the Whigs, who were wont to drink to civil and religious ...

... trial F” “Yes,” replied tho youthful Whig, “ that is the trial of my ancester, William, Lord Russell.” “My dear fellow, I so sorry I mentioned it. An anccster of yours tried F I hope he got off.” So much for Whig martyrology and the cause for which Hampden ...

... ading Whigs are furtively delighted at the © Par riots, in order that use may be made of “Ont, Adicals to bring the new Government into Sa the °e what to make Mr, Walpole unpopular out-of- you may expect from Tory rule,” is Md y 'N of bot Whigs and Radicals ...

... him wh o was the first Whig. The latter finding himself a little puzzled, Dr. Johnson tauntingly rejAued, I see, sir, twit you are WWI ignorant of the head of your own party, hut I will tell you, air; the D,eil was the first Whig; he was the fir s t reformer ...

... extension of the franchise ever proposed a Cabinet was that of the present Government, ao d in point of aentiment of liberality no Whig Cabioet at recent timea baa aupaaaed the Miniatrv of Lord Derby and his colleaguea. Not few think with that, in the coming ...

... middle age, that he became M.P. for Lis native town. Hr. Baines, senior, was a Whig, for the Wbigs abolished the Test and pension Acts, the Whigs made Leeds a borough, the Whigs made Mr. Baines an IJ.P., and the present H.P. for Leeds still retains that ...

... that they carrie d with them the 0 d have thus he!P tb? of the Liberal Party proper, an widen the chasm between the Whig Leaders @ Whig Party. Mr. Pease, the Member for South Durb aw, ye ought to be a quaker, is very much excercis ed i? mind ‘at the c ...

... weaken the hands of the Government and strengthen the Opposition. It would be a'heavy blow to Radicalism and a godsend to the Whigs; most of all it would damage his own position far more than it would injure the Irish cause. The landlords of the three kingdoms ...

... subject which the Whigs had failed to master, because they had, invariably, approached it in an opposite spirit. Earl Russell next addressed the House, and, instead of congratulating Ministers upon avoiding the rocks upon which the Whigs had been shipwrecked ...