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... party feeling; ho joined in that hops, and ho trusted that there were many members who would vote for this question, not as whigs or tories, but as Englishmen, jealous of the honour and repu- tation of their country. But he must add that this resolu- tion ...
... of lafgnflsmmsbit England. Would that I bad gone to Australia and thus been saved this w ork, produced by tO-Y injustice and whig imbecility. The doctrine of'slowly reformlrg when men are starveog is of all silly things, the Most silly: famishing men cannot ...
... AAed all - ?? ?? __ - ?? itter all, a straightforward Tory of the old school is preferable to your mean, lying, snivelling, Whig of the present day. There is something chivalrous and honest in the former, whilst the latter is a mere com- pound of dirty ...
... few-Mall stables with large loft over. One of the stabile. and yard pay all the rent. Orders to view at 15, Hamilton place, Whig's-moat ...
... vulture is too feeble, too merciful, and too temperate; to be the type of the Whig aristocratic statesman. There is a limit to the vulture's voracity, but there is no limit to the Whig appetite for public plunder. If we had the good fortune't6 be governed by ...
... Aberdeen's son—even the mover and seconder of the address, Sir J. Ramsden and Sir A. Agnew, opposing the Government ;—an old Whig like Lord R. Grosvenor officiating as teller for Mr. Locke King, while his colleague, Mr. Bernal Osborne, the once Radical ...
... oopaUtion, to be reckoned by millions, llis U tbe upshot the Whig scheme for nn improved management of Church property I But even this miserable result we should not have obtained it tbe Whigs bad got their own way. They bad a notable scheme, at tbe outset ...
... situation. When the division on Mr. Locke King's motion had shown the alienation of the bnlk of the Premier's supporters the Whig whippers-in trembled for the fate of the budget. Members, when asked how they meant to vote, portentiously replied that they ...
... Aberdeen's son—even the mover and seconder of the address; Sir J. Ramsdell and Sir A. Agnew; opposing the Government ;—au old Whig like Lord R. Grosvenor officiating as ” teller for Mr. Locke King, while his colleague, Mr. Bernal Osborne, the once Radical ...
... h'hlghenlogluus for bhi earnli a liy, his patriotism. The Venerable Archdeacosl spoke in praise of The O'Dorohnue and against the Whigs. Major Massey left for Tipperary. Mr Waldron proceeded to Nesagh where he canvaseas the electors this day (Satur- day). At ...
... these are only a few of the oddities of the Peers' division. Let us look at another, in the once governing family W ay, or Whig cousinship line. Although Lord John Russell, in the Commons, on Thursday, made so fiery a speech against Ministers, his elder ...
... a curious fact that all the principal journals of this town have, of late, changed their editors. Young Mr. Go:lkin, of the Whig, is off to America (he was, during the war, one of the Specials of the London Daily News in the Crimea), and a Mr. Whitty ...