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... The long sway which the Whig party obtained after the Revolution of 1688, and which was mainly fostered by the circumstance that the First and Second GEORGES were strangers to England, and were chiefly dependent upon the Whig connection, eventuated in ...
... se they now were. The learned the. to the court that the mew, bed Into the prisoner's loads, he Whig manager sf the 1N depertmeet, from the Bridals Liam ComPaitY, ikmasildi cs oad =mar had by making flotidons stationed, • t bore time to time able to ...
... policy, yet he must not forget that as part and parcel of the Whig system it has been in the ascendant for nearly thirty years, and that when in 1850 a vote was challenged upon this question the Peers by a majority of thirty-seven condemned it, whilst ...
... not with them, but with the Whigs, who, having the power, neglected their opportunity, and left undone what they ought to have done. If we have gained considerably by the downfall of the Whigs, it is the fault of the Whigs who promised what they never ...
... with adopting the policy of the 'Whigs. So far as Catholics are concerned, he Us not adopted that policy, for he has been just. If he has made certain appointments distastehatfad to Catholics , we must remember what the Whigs did, and consider that we have ...
... the poor and industrial class as the Whig landlords and the Whig-Radical capitalist. They have not been such extensive and inveterate desolators of their estates-they have not rack rented their tenants life' the Whig land-owners-they have not; as a party ...
... country was allowe d little inkling wh it it matt expect; for the cashiered ministers of the last few years are exceedingly busy. Whig nobles have been observed in snug conference with the members for manufacturing towns ; and country as well as London houses ...
... same friendly professions, so far as they could safely ventured upon from the head of the family, communicated through the Whig leaders. Then it was Charlbs Fox whom Napoleon sought to win to his alliance and way of thinking, proffering a division of ...
... Tories since Whig and Tory became party designations down to the time when the iniquities of an Orange riwinfr in Ireland made them all Whigs, which they continued until the desire of an Irish policy independent of, and opposed alike to, Whig and Tory made ...
... Total number of promotions and creations In the Earldoms of the above list the Whigs made seven new creations of Peers—to wit, the Earls of Munster, Burlington, Durham, Leicester ; Strafford, Fitzhardinge, and Cottenham. The other Earldoms were promotions ...
... PETER PLlntrx's letters—and has since his death been condemned by Whig writers. Whether it was a right or whether it was a wrong one, no Whig can censure Mr. CANNING without their great Whig idol, Mr. Fox, coming in for his share of the censure. The other ...
... missions The Swiss Whig Radicals of the Canton of Ticino are bent upon introducing a schism into the Church. Succeeding in the suppression of the Convents, they have made the civil power supreme over the Church, and subjected the Sacraments to the control ...