... all his hostilities never so injured the Whigs as when he appropriated, to en large. the measures he had before resisted. and showed the practical people of England that he alone could perfinin what you, the Whigs, had in vain attempted to do. Nay, even ...

... THE WHIG REFORM CRY. So Refight is for the present to be a cry reserved fitr the use of the Coalition. Mt ICSS, Mr. Hume, in his remarks on Mr. Locke King's motion to extend the Ten Pound Franchise to Counties, the Government he tray confidence ...

... jinn t. ml The t of this 111118. uld have !Wit to t h World if We had not been helped by our pro-Onolition eindempontry, the Whig E.rantimer. With an exquisite appreciation Mr. Gladstone's real abilities, it was the first to nickname him 'fur. PoNv PEEL ...

... TO THE WHIGS. GENnEmEx,—Whatever praise or whatever attilell to the name it was once your boast to assume, the name itself is so identified with the History of England, that we have a right to ask why it has disappeared from our records? Hitherto you ...

... tin, !house of tluminous. The morbid vanity of Woburn Abbey must h represented without. interval ha the royal etmeils. The Whigs erish. but the Duke of must be satisfied. To aceoinplish these noble ends, to gratify a prejudive, and to pander to oligarch ...

... by whom he is now surrounded—( loud cheers from the Opposition )—wheu the noble lord remembers that he has thrown away the Whig party, anal that he has accepted u subordinate office under a subordinate officer of Mir Robert Peel—(renewed cheers from the ...

... .1..-• A TO THE WHIGS. LETTER 11. GENTLEMEN,—The case at issue in the last general election had not been confined to the question, whether the act that repealed the corn laws should or not be modified. Even in the counties, the general cry of the farmers ...

... The Lord Chancellor, who is to belong to the Whig section the Ministry. thought proper to lecture Lord Campbell on his speech. No doubt it is sufficiently ifylng to these Coalitionist ministers to find the Whig .Instiee of England exposing their divided ...

... the phumix of our age A great Subordinate forth to lead The Commons' House, unotlic'd and unfeed. SUBJECT von A CABTOON.—A Whig functionary and one of the Brigade as Slender and Anne Page, one crying Mum, and the other Budget. As OLD STORY PARAPHRASED ...

... merely commercial policy might be, the party of the Movement, regarding it as a barrier to those ulterior objects which you, as Whigs, had ever professed to oppose ; the section of the Peelites, with whose desire for retribution it would be hypocrisy indeed ...

... may well cry, What evil genius possessed me to send forth these depreciating views of the Whig party, these detracting details about the most impassioned of Whig orators ! George the Fourth, imitating the saying of Johnson to Bozzy, said that Moore ...

... doctrine that men in office arc rigidly to carry out the opinions they professed in opposition. Stand forth, my friends the Whigs ! those juster thinkers must be you! Who in opposition had been the most renowned supporter of Roman Catholic emancipation ...