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... backs of the unfortunate Whig ministries of the period. Lucid-pellucid, as his friend Brougham used to say-in his style, the noble and learned lord used to lay before the world such a clear and intelligible chronicle of Whig misdoings for the session ...
... have actually no one to replace him, and Disraeli holds his leadership by the same tie by which it esed to be insinuated the whig& held power,-the mere ipahilit to su ply'their places. This internal dissension renders the disecussion of what the principles ...
... are probably rendered useful-but whether lik to himself or to the public is a question by no ris means settled. Whenever a Whig ventured into thi his manor he scented him in a moment, and he wi and his pack were down upon the trail with the do utmost ...
... blunders of its compeers, et speaks of the Whig, Mr. JACiEs AYTOUN; the fact etbeing that Mr. JAaXEs AvrouN would rather be the x first member of a new penal settlement on the he Bight of Biafra than be a Whig, and never yet e made a speech in public without ...
... are probably rendered useful-but whether L saeto himself or to the public is a question by no but means settled. Whenever a Whig ventured into L nain his manor ho scented him in a moment, and he J' Pro- and his pack were down upon the trail 1with the ...
... Th present moment. True, Mr. Disraeli has new. sli; ther high rank nor colossal fortune to bind fol- Co lowers to him ; but Whig and popular writers sti ought to be ashamed of their ungenerous efforts sti to write him down and to depreciate the claims ...
... tis jnutors; Williams and Jones, appear. to have beeln morked out be Y. as special objects of vindictiveneste, lThe. hasti whig governi Oe menu, and their still beser satellites,'taking advantage of an act Ph of pure benevolence on your-part, celled it ...
... t loose a legion I of evil sp'.its, party strife,democracy, and infidelity t -given us as its bitter fruits free trade and Whig- Radic l mcisgovera mfeut, and Mr. Disraeli is not the mn-n to s ear the torrent of such gigantic evils. Then the Dublin Ereveninq ...
... chat eight dir ilf have besen whig, and ois tiudepsendent. it farther e~ppso' VIi tr- that Colonel Frerioant bee 182 jourutl inthrorh aat only Rl six in the sooth-that of the whole number, 82 have hereto- of infore been whigs, 18 democrats, 10 kieo0ev-eiothin~g ...
... y being frequently held by the democrats of New York, and n it is said the Virginia old line whig state convention, fol- g lowing in the footsteps of the whigs of Maryland, has ,_ declared in favour of Fillmore for the presidency, but If disclaims all ...
... the ~, presenti moment. True, Mr. Disraeli has nei-to ther high rank nor colossal fortune to bind fol-to lowers to him ; but Whig and popular writers sei ought to be ashimed of tacit ungenerous efforts Wil to write him down and to depreciate the claims ...