... Russell could only bare been the consequence of a foregone conclusion—of poison instilled into his mind by Russian emissaries. Whig whisperers, and European conspirators generally •gainst the character of Lord Palmerston. The enemies of England” hare always ...

... trouble in the northern counties. The following extract from a private letter from a gentleman in Dundalk appears in the Northern Whig * Thomas Fortescue has been officially informed, that sum of fifty pounds has been raised to remunerate the man who will a ...

... question; that in the case (among other instances) of tile Southampton Corporation, the Itchen was the Tory river, Test was the Whig river, that the town has drunk of neither, and only from I.MK) 2.000 houses were supplied with water out 6.000 houses; that ...

... Dimmooratic tioket; this ’are is the Whig.” But if you strive vote twice shall have you arretted.” - You will, will you I” shouted the son of tbs sovereign people; ■* then I says if I’m denied the right of woting for the Whigs, after goin’ the whole ticket for ...

... to suppose that measures can impart strength to a government which has lost the power to wield its weapons with efficiency. Whig budget of 1841 was a memorable example of that delusion, which recoiled upon its authors, the doctrines of free trade, afterwards ...

... Celtic bronze, but of Arundelian marble. In seeking to organise a parliamentary section of hi* co-religionists against the Whigs, whether they march under the guidance of a Russell, a' Obey, or even a Palmebston, Mr. More O’Fbbbai.l shows a singular oblivion ...

... a stained glass window— Absl.—Saeram dabo nee maerum sacriScabo Cain.—Sacriflcabo macrnm: nec dabo pingn* sacrum The great Whig revolution of 1688 established the principles of their party, and rooted deeply in the heart of the country the statesmanship ...

... on r It u (bus that TK§ Timtt, exhaustive process, proclaims to the world that tor England all governnent impossible. Tbe Whigs cannot go on ** unless gain more strength for tbeir administration by means or other.*’ The Protectionists are an Kpossible ...

... it is one of the consequences of the certainly somewhat tortuous policy of the late ;Sir Robert Peel. Ten years back, the Whigs had bronght forward measures which (it turned out ultimately) Sir Robert Peel was prepared even to aggravate against the party ...

... necessary the national safety ought to done, and done at once, although it may scare all the wigs in Westminster Hall, and all the Whig traditions in Downing-street. The wholesome jealousy” and ” constitutional check” doctrines are excellent in their proper place ...

... necessary the national safety ought done, and done at once, although may scare all the wigs in Westminster Hall, and all the Whig traditions in Downing-street. The “wholesome jealousy * and “constitutional check** doctrines are excellent their proper place ...

... without Peel, now occupy something like the Whig position of ji/l the Talents after having failed to survive Fox in power in 1806, or to combine with other components of Cabinet arrangements in 1812. The Whigs indeed had an advantage at that epoch which ...