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... great degree,.the nature of the contest which, up to that time, had given significance to the party names of Whig and Tory. Hitherto, neither Whigs nor Tories had been directly amenable to any sort of popu- lar responsibility; the great Parliamentary contests ...
... If, then, we recur to the heading of this article, and demand WHO ARE THE AGITATO1S, the re.* sponse must be-that to the Whig government of England the title 'should'prereminently belong;- they lit the flame-they prepared the programme- 'they dedicated ...
... effect of driving F him froin power. To this end they supported the s Whigs ; and on Sir ?? Parnell's famous motion pmit thle ministry into a mninority, and evertually the 1 Whigs into office. These last, lbowever, were too shrewrd not to perceive that ...
... them out of parliament, and what this section desire, their pe- culiar piety-the two, and more numerous parties of Russell- Whigs and Derby-Tories desire from their selfish policy. These parties feel that whilst such men are in parliament there is no impunity ...
... ated your degradation and your slavery. The bigots of 1813 had the decency to wear a mask which the base and unblushing Whigs of 1851 have utterly thrown away. In 1813 the audacious attempt was made to fetter the Irish episcopacy, and# under the disguise ...
... theory and practice of the Whigs. This 44 authority and influence, if we are judge from the announcement in the Globe of the promotion of Earl Granville and Lord Seymour to cabinet offices, exercises over 44 lazy and ignorant Whigs, by 44 making worth their ...
... THE.NB TV UNDER SECRETARY OF THE COLONIES. TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. SIR-The acceptance of office under the Whig Government by Mr. Frederick Peel-and that office the Undersecretaryship of our mismanaged Colonies -will naturally give rise ...
... decided effect in 'turning the balance. We be- lieve, for we do not accurately know, that Mr. Heard is what is described ss a Whig of the old school-we should hope not in the same sense as Mr. Ponsonby, or Mr. Bawes, or men of their way of thinking. At any ...
... ornou' with the Whig-would almost lead us to believe that our cotemporary is meditating some coup, the nature of which will pro- bably be divulged in due time, for some extraordinary con-si-de-ra-tion. It is difficult to fathom the depths of Whig-radical intrigue ...
... approved of by the Whigs of that day, and was almost re-echoed in'.the answer returned by William IV. to the address of the House of Commons in the session of that year. Has Orangeism under- gone any organic change since 1836 ? If not, the Whigs and their Irish ...
... Strickland, whigs; the East Riding, Richard Bethell, tory, and Paul Beilby Thompson, whig {a landowner, created Lord Weiilock in 1839). The North aiding was contested. The votes stoed thus: Mr. William 9uncombe, btory, 8,885; _r Cayley, whig, 8,267 ; Mr ...