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... into power on one policy, and then deserting It for another. They said In 1845-6—' If we are to have a Whig ' or Liberal policy let us have a Whig or Liberal government.' And so they will any now— . If John Bright is to rule, let John Bright take his ...
... friends nor foes could expect him to make his bed in Parliament, though there many a long and sound nap has been enjoyed by Whigs and Tories alike. Munisterial dignity would have fled from the scene where the Premier, one of the proudest Earls in England ...
... apotheosis of Whig- gery. Until near the period of the Reformation, _says Lord Macaulay, the Catholic Church exer- upon the whole a salutary influence upon | Europe. Since the Reformation her influence has | of the Reform Bill the Whigs exercised a healthy ...
... ii s y tre oi them,1111;r1 for t i n eTro bs- in• de to a greet extent. Tim, ooly remedy which may be expected to prevent Whig cheated out of our money, and from rum 1 • risk of being poisoned, is to buy all such stuff whale, as knot from some person ...
... Principalities,” My First and Last Novel, * the commencement erf a new and promising story The Great Imposture—a party cut at the Whigs,” and Mr, Dusky’s opinions on Art,” make up the remainder of the contents. The last article, evidently a contribution from ...
... bill involving the major interests of Scottish ednea• Hon, when that billhad been prepared in the Whig manufactory, and had been actually promised by the Whig official. The case is by no menus a clear case of patriotic interest in the welfare of Scotland ...
... without the men, or the men without the mea- sures, our choice is soon made. Give us reforming Tories rather than obstructive Whigs. ...
... occupies; aeseris the vast must exercise on the formation, dissol or modification of Ministries; dwells on the hatred of the Whigs for tho Caibolic bierarcby, and their * cruel neglect of a starving and es; ins the active eu; give: tw several parts of Ireland ...
... privilege from arrest Warren Hastings might, at very trifling cost; have bought up the means of im- prisoning the whole of his Whig persecutors. William Pitt, whose common resource, when his coachmaker g dunned him, was to order a new coach, might have been ...
... First and Last Novel” is brief, yet most genial and pleasant, tale. “The Great Imposture” is political, and re- lates to the Whig assault upon the Derby Ministry. The concluding paper, though by tar the briefest, is not the least notable. It is one of the ...
... regimer. By the total disruption of the Whig party its existence is guaranteed; but it is liable at any moment to pressure from the rival atoms with which it is surrounded. The country has been freed from the incubus of Whig rule; but those who are best able ...
... which vessel had foundered at sea, in 51 - 12 lat. north, and 8 - long., her passage to Malaga from Troon. —Belfast Northern Whig. Soiree at Johnstone.— (From correspondent.) —The Johnstone Youns Men's Total Abstinence and Mutual Improvement Association ...