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... courtesy? The Whigs. Who have used them as their proxies on the popular platforms, employed them to defend Downing-street against the Tories, benefited by their votes, and discarded their principles? The Whigs. A parliamentary Liberal is often a Whig in his ...
... INDEPENDENT PARTY, V. THE WHIG CLIQUE. THE political history of the middle of the nineteenth century, will exhibit a remarkable change in the current of popular sympathy in the Scottish metropolis. Thirty years ago, the Whigs, after a period of great trial ...
... _ears _would be _stunned at once with a Radical cry ( _assisted hy tlie Whigs ) for _abolishing or _appropriating _thy funds _at the Irish Church . On _that one _question Whigs , _Liberals , Dissenters _, _Voluntaries , Scotch _Presbyterians , _yon ...
... of free trade, and went before the official Whigs in perteiving its practicability ; and from that date there was nothing, except superior business capacity, to distinguish the Conservative leader from the Whig leader. The agreement destroyed the faculty ...
... froze any hitherto known. Formerly it was Whig or Tory; but on the last occasion there was a reversal of all that kind of thing. For, with reference to Mr B. Douglas, some supported him because he was a Whig, some because be was a Conservative, while ...
... should only find twenty supporters in the House of Lords; and there is no doubt that a little exertion, on the part of certain Whig Lords, would have swelled the minority into a majority. What may be the ultimate fate of the bill we have no means of know ...
... the opposition scale against any ministry upon any question. When the Conservatives are in office they role with the Whigs when the Whigs are office they vote with the Conservatives. ...
... SIGHT—TISTIVONT A, Frew Arid Browder. I have said A pperstas foe Length J. with of Whig with or end Vent it well .1r 'D. From Mr Mlle /ler& R. 8., LL.D., of of &vat* of I lave examined Yr for mews* the focal of the ea well adapted to the ger• pow for ...
... on of Whigs and Tories, there has grown up a large independent body in this country which yet goes under no distinct name, but which thinks, examines, judges, and in the last resort rules all. It is vain to think to rally this body round a Whig' or Tory ...
... Lords and Lord John Russell in the House of Commons gave expression to what may be regarded as the views of that portion of Whig liberalism not in office, on the affairs of the Italian peninsula. Were Lord John and Lord Lyndhurst at the head of the Government ...
... impurities and poverty of the bl scrofula, *nigh. ast hma, two/whine, consumption, dropsy, gout. nausea and sickness after Whig, or at 1,,w spiting, *mem arempa, s,lpbO Sts , mien, general debi I ty, inquietude. sleepleesnesa, involuntary paralysis, treinove ...
... took on Monday. Tho candidates were Mr eaTilieriff (Liberal!, Lord Edward Thynne (Conservative), and the Hon. Alajor Boyle (Whig). A poll was dr mantled by Lord Edward Thynne. Mow MIXT TO TOE fusser..—nn Monday a meet- Mc aow 'Prying, or who have versed ...