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... Lord Derby would not swallow free trade, and would, therefore, have to repeat last year’s process Of In and Out again; the Whig chiefs getting back to office, you were,” with the advantage of having this time seriously frightened the least thoroughgoing ...
... united and Destructives. qbeers) J !»'« fear the Whigs, if party spirit and love office does not lap. tl cin to ally themselves with those whose opinions ate verging republicanism, Can ever forget that the Whigs saved J nglaod in 1688? Can ever forget that ...
... Edinburgh. LORD HOLLAND’S MEMOIRS OF THE WIIIO PARTY. Just Published, Vol. 1., post Bvo, price 9s. od. cloth, Memoirs of the whig party DURING MY TIME. By Hesrv Richakd Lord Holland. Edited by hi* Son, He.srv Edward Lord Holland. The First Volume. Also ...
... that his party has to cling to; but the name of the great Whig leader conciliates few supporters and enlists no proselytes. This 5s new tiling. For the second time twelve years, we see the Whig party in state of disorganisation and dissolution, and both ...
... Contemporary History—Mr Roebuck and Miss VII. Lady Theresa Lewis’s Clarendon Gallery. VITI. Lord Holland’s Memoirs of the Whig Party. Postscript—-The General Election. London; Jons Murray, Albemarle Street. Edinburgh: Oliver & Boyd. JasrPoblishcd, price ...
... Liverpool on Sunday, with aavices from New York to the 22d ult., and Boston the 23d. The miscellaneous advices state that the Whig National Convention, Baltimore, had nominated General Winfield Scott, of New Jersey, for President, and William A. Graham, ...
... equally authoritative, crowd our columns this morning. Manchester boasts and bullies through the mouth of Mr Cobden; while Whig doctrines come mended from the eloquent lips of Mr Macaulay, displaying his glowing figures and brilliant periods the congenial ...
... two in number—Sir James Graham and Cardwell. These gentlemen have formally taken their places beside Lord John Russell on the Whig bench of the Opposition. The main body of the adherents of the late Sir Robert Peel have, on the other hand, migrated, with ...
... afternoon, brings New York journals of the ult., being tltrec days later than those received the last arrival Liverpool. The Whig at Baltimore had not yet agreed upon their candidate for the Presidency. aim —the writs are issued. The game is begun ; and ...
... Parliament. In the first place, it is very clear that Government cannot be beaten without a coalition for that particular purpose. Whigs, Peebles, and Economists have only to join forces any time, and they may do what they please. But they must first hit upon ...
... the public questions that have divided for time some of the Whig statesmen, there has never been the least interruption of personal friendship. If any real differences remain between the Whigs and the Liberal Conservatives of Sir R. Peel’s school, they ...
... its magnificent unthrift—not the liberty of certain Whigs, who treat her courtesan, who must, at the risk of losing caste, give her favours only the privileged and few ; the worn-out odalisque of the Whig harem—(laughter)— hut liberty—how describe her? One ...