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... THE WHIGS AND Till IRISH JUDICATURE• (Frossthe Press) It will not be possible for Government to overlook the facts about Irish judicial promotions which have been recently brought forward in our columns. The subject is not • a mere Irish one.' Its importance ...
... bourne Whigs at a later period. When Lord Derby and Sir It. Peel led the old Conservative Opposition, from 1835 to 18/1, they raised no ' cry'—n fact which is recorded in the professional metaphor,' Before I prescribe 1 must be regularly called in.' For ...
... party names, the words Whig and Tory, although they are not much above thirty years old, having been pressed to the service of many successions of parties with very different ideas fastened them. Explain the origin of the words Whig*' and Tory, and examine ...
... into a corner and pmioned there beyond the power of escape, the editor of the Whig has our permission to indulge his low-boru instincts in low-flung bravado. Of course the Whig replies in similar strain, to which its antagonist rejoins with increased vigour ...
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... language. varied retuoising, and yam. reading. His abeesos from the douse of Commons leaves a blank in the Whig party. Where now is there eiegle Whigs/ any genius in Parliament I It is with pride that the Conservatives can paint to the ran endowments and ...
... then in a postscript, finding in is °* « shall have great pleasure in allowrh ' &C lore's Diary. Scott BRTWEE * Tort axd Whig.—Sir Walter Ti wherein consisted the difference bequoth the So, ? ? 1 * bids you stand former's like a highwayman—he of saving ...
... Minister so non-progressive Lord Palmerston, and cried, We, after all, are the real reformers; have more sincerity than the whigs, and more power. But the Liberals would not have their assistance, and baffled all their attempts upon the public opinion ...
... some reading and of some small literary talent, named Charles Blount*.' politics he belonged to the extreme section of the Whig party. the days the Exclusion Bill he had been one of Shaftesbury's brisk boys, and had, under the signature of Junius Brutus ...
... Conservative—the solitary fruit of all Sir Robert Peel's attempts to win over the Catholic body to his side in polities. When the Whigs came in office, his opinions were in some degree modified. He could still abuse them; but he drew closer to the extiene party ...
... influence every day, and bid fair to drive the pure Whigs entirely from the field, and to return both the members for ' Edinburgh. Hence the dislike of this party to Mr M'Laren. At the election last winter the Whigs returned their candidate, Mr Black, by what ...
... branch of the legislature, and very convenient for Lord Palmcrston, there is no doubt; it would materially strengthen the Whigs in a quarter where they are weak, and relieve the Premier, at the same time, of a formidable rival; but beyond thus serving ...