... the THE Whitsuntide holidays are over, and the .• clients of the Whigs. In the name of The character of the present session is fully re- THE WHIGS„PUBLIC MONEY, AND P eople. the Whigs turned the Cabinet into POPULAR CRIME. an oligarchy, set up the ...

... Economy was one of the four watchwords of Earl GREY in 1830 ; if that Whig Peer could revisit the scenes in which he acted a distinguished part, what amazement the N@ o r of the Whigs would feel at Aix 594 langour which reigns over those departments where ...

... assailed the Whigs on their financial blunders, and proved to the country that the Liberals were unfitted to conduct the business of the Exchequer. The whole community pronounced against them, and accepted the Income Tax in preference to Whig budgets. On ...

... us change the consideration of this most important theme from mere money, and look upon it from the point of public morals. Whig orators and writers, when engaged in casting ridicule on their adversaries, are fond of recurring to the illustration of an ...

... in May, 1806, and was created a baron of the empire in 1838. His lordship has ever been a most consistent supporter of the Whig Government, though from his age and increasing infirunties he bas for years booimottble to attepd ...

... party split? This manner of constituting an Opposition is not that of the English. In England the Opposition, let it be Tory, Whig, or Radical, is called, and calls itself, her Majesty's Opposition. The other journals in general find little to object to ...

... with tolerably presentable claims to judicial promotion, finds no difficulty in gaining a seat in Parliament. He may be a weak Whig or a sturdy Radical; he may be a dummy in politics or a scold in a silk gown ; so that he be likely to gain the Bench, no ...

... question of reduction of expenditure, and long notice had been given by the Hon. Baronet of his proposal. But the Whip of the Whigs, the much overrated Mr. HArrEa, failed, and though the Premier himself came to the rescue, and spoke with more than usual ...

... education, the double increase under the head of Law and Justice standing at 983,5261. So much for the philosophy of a Whig theory monger or his continental friend the intelligent foreigner ! To conclude for to-day. Some years since, during ...

... counties, it had before now happened that by coalescing, three agricul• tural candidates have kept out their opponent, call him Whig, Radical, or what you will. Now, a Reform Bill should not have regard to particular interests, but should have for its object ...

... which is inseparably connected with the welfare of every other interest in the State-r-now represented and protected ? 559 The Whig Reform Bill of 1832 failed doubly. It did not introduce men of genius into the Legislature, and it localised the representation ...

... rival palaces of the Duke of WELLINGTON and Sir ROBERT PEEL (temp 1830) ; from his anti-Popery speeches (1834) ; from his anti-Whig speeches in 1837; his Protectionist speeches in 1841, with the dismal sound of the factory bell ; the letter-opening defences ...