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... 249 sive partisanship for the Whig Government had not incapacitated him for fair reasoning. IVe pass over the Oath Bill, which is jast passing through the House of Lords with the support of both Whigs and Tories, and for which the Government deserve the ...
... nly reckon on a divided help from the Whigs. And th e r eason is, whether the question be Maynooth, the Convents Bill, or Charitable Trusts, that the Whig recalcitrants well know that they may help to defeat Whig Ministry upon a Catholic question without ...
... :—Page The Opening of Parliament Futile Speculation—Lord Car,larvon and the Government—Mr. Trevelyan Mr. Chamberlain— The Whigs and Mr. GLadst-ne Variations of the Opposition— Cabinet Councils—The Queen and M. Gladstone—The Deputations to Lord Sal ...
... be a good hand indeed ..t licking the boots of men who kick and despise him. THE WHIGS. Yet only the other day at Hull, Mr. Joseph Chamberlain wasbeslavering these Whigs with fulsome adulation, calling them friends of the people, and other nice titles ...
... PROSPECTS OF ENGLAND UNDER THE WHIGS. Some years ago the Whigs professed two political rules of conduct that were singularly plausible, and proved in the event, like Whig promises, singularly fallacious. They were, retrenchment in the imperial expenditure ...
... successful opponent of the Whig Lord of the Treasury, who has dealt the Whig Party such a heavy and unexpected blow, has not been a Conservative nor an Independent Oppositionist, but a known and tried supporter of the Whig party in another county. Rut he ...
... not with them, but with the Whigs, who, having the power, neglected their opportunity, and left undone what they ought to have done. If we have gained considerably by the downfall of the Whigs, it is the fault of the Whigs who promised what they never ...
... Catholics who were not supporters of the Whig-Liberal party was only nine or ten, and when the result of a general election was the return of twenty-one Catholic members, whose first act was to restore the Whig-Liberals to power against the most urgent ...
... which might otherwise be incurred. If Catholics must be either Whigs or Tories, it is thought better that they should be Whigs. From this view we dissent. We think that if Catholics are not Whigs or Tories, they should not pass as such. We think that no Catholic ...
... jugglery. Those who have read the manifesto of the so-called National Club, and the addressee of the Scotch Whig candidates, will see the use the Whigs, for pure party purposes, are making of the enlightened policy of the present Cabinet. Nothing is easier ...
... evidence at Mansfield last Friday of his Whig proclivities, and hie utter incapacity to understand the feeling of the country as demonstrated at the poll. In his speech he had the audacity to assert that the Whigs did not desire to hamper the Radical party ...
... filled by Whig followers of a Whig Minister. If there be any who do not think that the chief and only danger is to be ehended from the Whip—if there be any who y believe that it is probable or possible that a Tory Ministry will imitate the Whigs in the attempt ...