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... many estimable qualities; and the Earl of Eglinton was yesterday to occupy the vice-regal palace. THIRTY YEARS ago the genus Whig and the genus Tory ware strongly marked, distinctive races of men. Bitterly hating each other, their political feuds were carried ...
... Tim fullewiag is the conclusion of bin oildreas-- . To me and to you it matters lithe whether, in relation to the past, the Whigs are or are nit more deserving of coodentuatiou than the Cuoservatives. Let us endeavour to provide fur the future rather than ...
... willing to father even a Reform Bill. As remarked of Sir Robert Peel, durinc, the debate on the Corn Laws, He caught the Whigs bathing, and stole their clothes. Were we disposed to philosophise on the Ministerial explanations we would take the Earl ...
... next door neighbour is Mr Roebuck. Perhaps he may gain by the contact wide new associations, and by • separation from the pure Whig clique of Fillies, Elliots, Beriugs, and Byngs, whose company he kept before. The c, steal seat on the opposition bench was ...
... party—that the winch had been reduced by that Act to AO or creased in numbers uuder the leadership of • very ablir. man. The Whigs then thoeght there was a chance of the , Tories coming back to power. l'hat did they do? They , said, Tile 'lories most not ...
... satisfied to know that they were exalted to power. There is a cool impudence of self-sufficiency and self-complacency about these Whig statesmen which ought to he knocked on the head as insufferable. They speak and act as if they were everything, and the House ...
... Well then, if the present be only a transition Cabinet, ! what is to follow? That is the question which every man you meet, Whig or Tory, Liberal or Conservative, asks you. Thus every one instinctively feels that the Derby Cabinet cannot last. Now I will ...
... buried alive by its own mother, and the police arrested the mother. The coroaer's jury returned a verdict of murder. —Beteast Whig. Or 1861.—The Daily Noes is Informed that a special meeting of the Council of the Society of Art* has been smareoned for the ...