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... once united and powerful party to which the people arc indebted for the blessing of an abundant supply of food. Why are the Whigs shaken by a defection of forty Irish members! Because they were the main instruments of extorting the just concession of the ...
... He should consider the proposition of Minister without prejudice, end watch with intarsst tbe proceedings of tbe Whig critic upon Whig law (bear, bear, and laughter). He hoped, however, that both sides of the bouse would not allow tbe plea Parliamentary ...
... Albentorle. who JheAddnn leal night, h~ toWodwournpidly literary h;etoneal W lutwMk() 7 hope that Lori . two, fo«todleiaure . Whig. Yet England could not. critical moment hi* politfaal l thing than noall, and steadily t ** .r ~ hi. eve. the significant career ...
... Cord Grey to power, could not but give to the noble lord at the head of the government a great portion of the credit due to Whig administrations. In the Speech from the throne they were assured that her Majesty continued to maintain friendly relations ...
... fruits of tbeir toil iu the bosom of their families, confiding in the protection of strong and paternal government. While Whigs, Tories, Benthamites, and Manchester statisticians are disputing whether Sudbury sball have a member the lets, or Leeds member ...
... Hortcnsius.” London: John W. Parker and Son. Wart Strand. MR. ROEBUCK’S NEW WORK. This day. octavo, H. Bs., HjriSTORY of the WHIG MINISTRY of 1830, XX By J. A. ROEBUCK, M.P. Vols. I. and ll.—to the Passing of the Reform Bill. London: John W. Parker and ...
... believe him to have been weak and false; a finished dissembler, bitterly hostile to the Whigs and their reform.” And further on, at page 24C, we read that M the Whigs bad never shown any great liking for Mr. Brougham ; had never considered him as their ...
... rivals power without asking the Whigs prosecute the Queen. The Whigs are said to have acted with magnanimity worthy of the highest encomium. They gave their rivals to understand that If office were offered to them (the Whigs) in consequence of their refusal ...
... Col hum ami Co., Publishers, 13, Great Marlborough-street. MR. ROEBUCK’S NEW WORK. This day, octavo, 11. Bs., History of the whig ministry of uso. J. A. ROEBUCK, M.P. Vols. I. and ll.—to the Passing of the Reform BUI. London : John W. Parker and Son. West ...
... 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 ...