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... 978 set of words, and in our times the Whigs have turned Civil and Religious Liberty and Reform into cant phrases. Whether they will be allowed by the country to continue so hollow a game after the solemn pledges of Lord PALMERSTON and Lord JOHN ...
... ennoblipg moral influences which come from long-tried friendship and the memory of generations of honour. A large portion of the Whigs admit the existence of those feelings, and feel that such prejudices are both wholesome and national. Hence one of their prime ...
... 1853, that the Fitzwilliams were always honest, and they paid for their independence. If rumour be true, a portion of the Whig aristocracy were averse to the Sovereign's pleasure being taken as to whether the Marquisate of Buckingham should be revived ...
... living. Yet there is room for doubt. The Bedford Whigs were always a proud body ; it was their boast that there was always a Russell in the Cabinet; they took a great leading part. and ruled the Whig connection. But we rarely or ever hear of the Duke ...
... could in that crisis, he would remind them that there were Whig questions, which if put forward he should take his stand against, in defence of the Conservative and agricultural interest. If a Whig Ministry should bring forward any radical motions, who would ...
... Fairfax and Algernon Sidney, both men of no ordinary spirit, and each endowed with great though different kinds of ability. The Whig party, if their great leaders are to be heard on the point, could never give their approval to the man who indecently vilified ...
... doubt a very agreeable one, but it is not likely to find much favour with the people at large. Low as England has sunk under Whig domination, it is not yet sunk so low as that. We are still a nation of freemen, and not a nation of serfs. The public, we ...
... always pretended to be in earnest, in spite of the fact that the Whigs of Brookes's sill not readily part with their boroughs. Would not large constituencies knock up the families of the Whigs ? Could the Liberal connection possibly hope for better ...
... leading us to a nobler and more glorious victory—a victory over ourselves. to say abol Whig poi ties a.bow wish to If about, so tute for a real p\ said RAIN of the Whigs of his day, have a 'HEMINISTRY AND A . DIFFICURT ..--• !HE Liberal organs seem o say ...
... alienate the feelings of the Protestants of Ireland. Jobbery and partiality are the curses attendant on Whig rule in Scotland. We know what a state the Whigs brought that country to by constantly truckling to agitators, and rewarding theta as they were violent ...
... his fierce assaults upon Lord NORTH. In subsequent years, when the public interest was turned towards the East, did not the Whig Opposition taunt Mr. Pm with his inactivity in dealing with WARREN and was not that eminent statesman compelled to acknowledge ...
... of a name, See Cromwell damned to everlasting fame. And in one of the most pointed stanzas of th Elegy, Gray, an ardent Whig, and something more, has the line, teeming with imputation Some Cromwell, guiltless of his country's blood. In the parliamentary ...