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... Herbert, had be so acted towards his tenants? (cheers.) Then there was Sir R. Peel, who had called upon them to turn out the Whigs when they offered no protecting duties. He looked upon Sir R. Peel now as the greatest traitor that ever existed in any country ...
... ents in favour of Return to Triennial Parliaments—Adoption of the Principle by the Conservative Party—Consternation in the Whig Camp —The Death-blow it would give to Democratic Clamour and Ministerial Treachery—The Tamworth Manifesto—Falsehood and Absurdity ...
... Waller had taliccd of union; but why, let him ask, had not the rev, gentleman expressed a similar wish for mion when the Whigs and Tories were destroying the rights and liberties of his fellowcountrymen? When union was really required and had been loudly ...
... over the graves of the departing Whigs (laughter and cheers). He addressed them as a Whig. From his earliest days he had been attached to old Whig principles; but from the bottom of his heart did he abhor modern Whig practices (vociferous cheers). He ...
... represented in parliament by Lord Ede ard Howard, a son of the Duke of Norfolk, a free-trader, and possessed of office under the Whig government. The meeting of to day was held in a large tent, erected in a field at the back of the principal street in the town ...
... the exalted office you fill fall into the hands of any other Prime Minister than Lord John Russell. In short we wish to see a Whig Chief Justice in the Queen's Bench. We humbly beg your lordship's pardon for our boldness, but the sincere desire we have that ...
... jobbing? A job, indeed! The word lies well in the watering mouths of this ignoble, covetous, and rapacious Whig-Radical clique. No : the name of DENMAN, Whig though he be, has never been sullied by any jobbery; and one has but to repeat it to scatter these ...
... as that which had assembled. A afltel A letter was read from the Whig toro in - in which he designated free trade as a sYs telli g tofi li A l with ruin to this country. Lord Gote Whig, and a Roman Catholic--Ar to he signed the requisition (as he says) ...
... contentment and fixed belief that justice regulates the country's laws. Of all the distinguished men who have appeared among the Whigs for the last five and thirty years, THOMAS Lord DENMAN is undoubtedly, excepting one individual, by far the most conspicuous ...
... euthoricer the Whigs with their Bs. duty—and I 'O s er t ° ed ; n o v l4 most strenuous and sincere supporters—he ass' 1, 0 10 Tamworth manifesto that no firmer in ~ wheat under 563. or 58s. per quarter. on ven-aond-twenly 0000 he turned out the Whigs; but after ...
... this new mode of p !e, ti.t g the national wrath. So far from it, it is the serious of this d e f ence o n the part of the Whigs that tl :''s . ree to ask your attention to it. t hroe' You have happened to take the trouble to wade fell ee - gP the u na ...
... ALTMORPEITE, and RUSSELLITE. Mark, however, the progress of change. The Whig peer, the brother of a Whig peer, the brother of a Whig private secretary, and the father of a Whig-Radical Irish member, is now a Protectionist! Then, again, there is the Earl ...