... TER WHIG AND OVNEINSICENTII COMPARND. As a practical question, apart altogether from any theory about the alleged benefits which flow from Whig arocratio rule, as compared with the evils which flow from Conservative rule, we may enquire what difference ...

... Government; and they will make every Ministry impossible, and especially every Whig Ministry, which is not Liberal in fact as well as in name. The wisdom of this policy is nianifest. Whig Governments have existed by carrying Conservative measures, or rather by ...

... of the Whig Lord Belhaven, without any opposition being offered by the Tory Government. This is a most discreditable breath of faith, on the part of certain members of Lord Derby's Government; and it is still more discreditable to the Old Whig party that ...

... and were again disappointed; the Whig Lord-Advocate would do nothing, for the Whig aristocrats were still secretly hostile; and, of course, his refusal, as a matter of Parliamentary etiquette, prevented any of the Whig party members from introducing a ...

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... this course ministered to the advantages of party, none so zealous as Whig dukes, lords, and followers to stir the deep waters of embittered strife; but Whig necessities subserved and Whig aims achieved, they do well to be indignant that the people should ...

... Thir Whigs evince no inviable/a to adept it, and hope of the is/epersdent is so far ewel the minority as to-pint Mom a claim to be : coweelted when the provision: el bill are -1 esseideved by Lord Russell and the other I meesbees of the old Whig. party ...

... intentions which the Whigs had stored up for us in the past, but which the untoward vote on Mr Milner Gibson's motion aci cruelly scat! tered to the winds. It tells as, however, nothing of the future. It opens, as is now the Whig I custom, with a high ...

... reality increased and multiplied Lordly Reformers and Whig aristocrats point to an array of whet they call Liberal measures, beginning with the abolition of slavery, and ending with the last Whig bill; but these at best, and valuable as they were, dealt ...

... is as rigorously based on facts. After describing the accession of Lord Derby, the Chancellor of the Exchequer chgrges the Whig leaders with an offence which, if true, ought to render them despicable in the eyes of every Britain, and utterly unworthy ...

... absolutely nil, so that he and the anemias be represents, when opposed by the Whigs, fall between the two stools. If Edinbusgh is to be represented by an unwavering pray Whig, then, as Mr Chambers said, let likebe a man of political influence-with his ...

... faction could have invented. The kind of present was also a study for Reformers. For days, we may say weeks, the policy of the Whig faction was to write and speak down the meeting. No respectable man was to be present, and one rumour set afloat by the uninitiated ...