... the Protestant phrase—“ most enlightened and liberal principles’’ —used in the Rathvilly case. But not so thought our worthy Whig Commissioners, with the Rev. Dr. Graves, F.T.C.D., at their head. They declared, in the face of his express and solemn language ...

... clever too studious, too energetic, t.io well indued, lit competitors for honour as well emidniueut, against the hangers-on the Whig nobility? True‘it is tlmt in Is.'iU. I-ord Piinmnrc. with astounding liberality, declared that merit, and merit only, he the ...

... forbearance of the Conservatives while in Opposition, which lie declared to unparalleled in his Parliamentary experience. When the Whigs were in Opposition in 1852, he said that they took more party divisions in three weeks than the Conservatives had in three ...

... would support the Church schools where they saw 'occasion. The Reform Bill of 1831 had been called by some one behind him gross Whig job, and it could not be doubted that the bill, though primarily intended for the good of the country, had been adopted to ...

... Herald on the character of Lord Derby’s legal appointments:— In spite of the inalioionM and extravagant invention* of certain Whig journalists, it is an undoubted fnrt that the Ministry stands high in the estimation of the country. . and jndjjnient has Lord ...

... lately there is but little diflerence of parties in this country. Almost all men have the same name; the old distinctions of Whig and Tory aro done away with, but I trust the time will never come when dne regard for the dignity of the British Empire, and ...

... the new Ministers are entitled to the confidence both of Parliament and the country. His exposure of the arts practised the Whigs, with reference to Reform, was admirable. After having for several years converted this question into a kind of prop for their ...

... speech I made recently county town in Buckinghamshire ; and says I stated that the Parliamentary Reform Bill of 1832 was gross Whig job. (An hon. member behind the Treasury bench—“ So it was.”) An hon. gentleman behind me says, it was.” (Laughter.) My hon ...

... through a vast number of grades,—persons calling themselves a variety names—Tories, Conservatives, Liberal Conservatives, Whigs, Liberals, and Radicals,^ —and such is the niceness of distinction between some of these names, that I believe there are no ...

... adopted. Mr. Patrick O’Donegan, secretary to the meeting, moved the adoption of the petition forcible speech, condemnatory of Whig misrule He thanked God they were put out, and hoped that the present Government would get fair play, he (Mr. verily believed ...

... of secretaries and inspectors,— a grand machinery, presenting prospect places and of jobbery enough to dazzle the mind of a Whig. When we take this scheme in connexion with the Lunatic Commission and the various jobs which the late Attorney-General was ...

... exposition of the law and an honest statement of facts on a matter of such public interest and importance, even though he is a pure Whig, and even though his views on the subject of education are very different from the views of the Church of which he is a member ...