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... with the so-called Liberal party), that the son of the late Lord Plunket, who got his title from the Whigs, and the possessor of a see conferred by the Whigs, could not so far forget his friends as to follow the dictates of conscience, honour, and justice ...
... shelved..:* -,iitcfsnsiatent with h* idea of Perim; men reform•!--the preservationvf Whig influence, Whig power, and Whig placenieb. ' What is trite of the family Whig on this point, is true of the Radical in respect to his usual cry for the , increase ...
... the foremost Irishman of his day as the champion of civil and religious liberty, the Whig, the Irish Chancellor of the Whigs, the man whom of all his countrymen the Whigs most delighted to honour, on whom they showered their favour and their patronage, not ...
... for a joke, but if so all he had to say was that it was a great pity people were unable more easily to determine when these Whig gentlemen were speaking seriously, and when in joke. As for himself; he must be allowed to observe, that he had but little ...
... about Whig reform bills; experience has put him up to the dodge; he sees through Schedule A and Schedule B, and.he does not want them repeated. Yormerly the country was repre ; sented as asking measures which the Whigs gained and gave. Now the Whigs impose ...
... ream; blackation, and may eliortly be obtained of, Me I _. . I i envelopes, Is. per Card-plate elegantly engraved, .ITISON, and WHIG, Solicitors, 1, Lincoln's-i OO- 4.stre'_, la *sr& WALTERS and SON, Solicitors; 36, 13asingba.Q5i 100- cards printed, for 4 ...
... of the people has been, and will again be used, when the opportunity offers, as a means to promote the aggrandisement of the Whig-Radical party. In its true sense Conservatives desire to see the people of England fully represented in Parliament; but the ...
... never looked in vain. And so the unwieldy elephant to which, on a former occasion, we likened that boasted majority ef the Whigs in the Commons, begins, as we predicted, to show his tricks, and to be playful with his pro* boscis. The animal for which Lord ...
... November 3, 1847, Hon. Wilfred Ormoude, born November 14, 1833. Viscount Lismore has ever been a most consistent supporter of the Whig government, though from his age and increasing infirmities he has for many years been unable to attend parliament. By his ...
... Th e 84 °Iild be still further strengthened and extended. viscount had not the excuse which had lar e °4l 'nea been urged by Whig ministers in to Whi g measures. At the head of a d SernMent as strong as that of 1841, he nevertheless conlzod„ed to the ...
... that Popezy and Tractarianism desired to supplant (applause). Be (Ur. Foskett) believed that there was not a party, whether Whig, Radical, Tory, or Conservative, who had not forfeited the confidence of the Protestants of England (hear, hear). One after ...
... have one's own arguments used against oneself, and one's own illustrations arrayed on the wrong side. On Tuesday night the Whigs and Radicals Of the Commons cheered Mr. Isouverie to the eeb° when he.declared that the inequality of rating the metropolis ...