... WHIG INFLUENCE IN TIIE HOUSE OF LORDS. You cannot bribe in the House of Lords by £2, 10s., or • place iu the Pest Office: but is there no bribery in making barons viscounts, viscounts *Nis, and earls marquises 1 There was a bill introduced by the noble ...

... wonderfully with the multitude, and did harm to nobody. Had examined packet of Whig stater ments, and had detected in them colouring-matter whatever. Strongly believed that Whig principles had never been adulterated since the days of Magna Charta. Purity ...

... virtue exposed to temptation. There, for instance, are ourselves, well known as base Whig organ—yet, derogation our own importance, we must acknow- that neither Whig nor anybody eke ever tempted with bribe or intimidation, or conferred upon us anything ...

... following day. Tkc Whigs.—The following *genet, taken from article In the last number of the titled ' Pitt and Fox,' which In literary circles has ascribed to the pen of Sir E. Bitterer Lytton, witti:y pourtrsys Whig exclusiveness :—• The Whigs are Hebrews of ...

... ' ft? * r of Blunders. By Lord Pan mure. -Ri. A , g' Diplomacy, and Orders in Conned. 4-Y_*i «ville. the Morality of Old Whigs. the Marqui. or Sightliness; with Illustrations from Milton* Allegro. Sir George Cori.ewall Lewis. On Modustv. By the Duke ...

... as soon as from a Russell or a Palmerston. The Conservatives having abjured Protection, the only real distinction between 'Whig and Tory may be most sug, gestively described as the 'outs and the ins ; and Time has laid his softening hand on the most rabid ...

... democratic State when the jlaine Law was adopted, and that law was signed by a Democratic Governor. But since that period, the Whig pft Have g ain «d tho ascendancy. Like all political parties that are out, stone has has been left unturned by the democracy ...

... opponents ' Objector-General.' lie faced every sort of fact in polities ; analysed all kinds of men; opposed and lectured Whigs and Tories ; headed the rest the radicals in plain speaking; and, being still a young man of no definite position and with ...

... Argyll is too shy Who is the man, then, who! I think my friend Smith oiler all is the men, ' pleaw di old Landsdowne and all the Whig clan. Wattles he's a commoner. Excellent plan— Smith the mon for me tell he finer than ever ; sn ?pith and so span, Deputations ...

... begins to be Tiestioned. The Herold classes the members thus : Democrats. 81 ; Southern Whigs, ; Union Know-Nothings, 60; Abolition Know-Nothine lb ; Northers Whigs or Abolition publicans. ; Vaceneies, I ; bet says, with justice, that this division cassia ...

... to re-adjust preliminaries of alliance with either section of the Tory Opposition, Lord Palmerston has fallen back upon the Whigs, and resolved to seek from amongst them persons to fill the Cabinet Offices now vacant. On the part several of these, no particular ...

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