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... idiosyncracies. The Ministerial Whigs are naturally as much the object s of his suspicion as the old Tories are of his contempt. But on the whole we are not sure that any formal panegyric could have presented the chiefs of the Whig party in a more dignified ...
... parties were going about the country 'Collecting funds for The Tenant League.’’ Speaking of the Tenant League, the Northtrn Whig contains reports of two tenant-right meetings, or soirees,” they are designated, at which Presbyterian clergymen were the principal ...
... practicable) to throw out Lord John for proposing any reform—to on eulogising the Conservative barriere which, notwithstanding all Whig assaults, kept—to borrow from after-dinner speech of the once illustrious SniTHEN « ajt the waters from the land, and let in ...
... Surrey. ALL the NEWS of the WEEK. Price 6d., stamped.—Office, 19$, Strand. ONE HUNDRED COPIES of ROEBUCK'S HISTORY of the WHIG MINISTRY, and from to Copies of each of the following works, are in circulation at DIES SELECT LIBRARY, 28, Upper King-street ...
... involved his own independent agency, and those which public opinion would have forced indifferently on any government whether Whig or Tory. To the latter class assigned our original acquisition of the Colony,|the emancipation of the Hottentots, the disc ...
... country is generally averse to large military establishments (hear, hear, hear); that never have been able under any government. Whig or Tory, endure the notion of very large military establishments, and have rather kept our establishments very far indeed below ...
... ALL BOOKSELLERS. Richard Bentley, New Burlington-street. MR. ROEBUCK’S NEW*WORK. This day, octavo, 11. Bs., History of the whig ministry of isao. A. KOEBUCK, M.P. Is. I. and ll.—to the Passing of the Reform Bill. Londi.u : John W. Parker ana Sou, West ...
... ent of rural municipalities. the other hand, ths £S franchise in towns can at worst only operate to substitute Radical for Whig Free-traders. We doubt very much whether this or any other change will have much effect at first) but at any rate the Tories ...
... strictly defensive. Thera was, upon the whole, great unanimity of opinion on tbe subjeot of the proposed addition to our forces. Whigs, Radicals, and Conservatives alike agreed that further defence was necessary, and that that defence was best supplied by militia ...
... —John Bull. . _ London : Longman, Brown, Green and Longmans. MR. ROEBUCK’S NEW WORK. This day, octavo, 11. Bs., History of the whig ministry of mo. By J. A. ROEBUCK, M.P. Vols. I. and ll.—to the Passing of the Reform Bill. London: John W. Parker and Son. ...
... victory {thiph the verdict Irish jury most properly denied him, the object of the evening’s entertainment merely to damage a Whig statesman with view to aoma farther operations, or to strike from the list possible Minister, then beg to suggest that such ...
... collective selfishness. And the fragment of a Session that has just elapsed, baa at any rate lasted long enough to remind the Whigs of the strength that resides in individual capacity and of the inspiration to be drawn from the animating eloquence of single ...