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... ruse, devised for the purpose of pievcnting Conservatives from outbidding the Whigs in their offers. And no sooner* did the Conservative Reform Bill appear, than the Whigs reversed their lacties, and yotesl against the Bill on the plea that did not far ...
... example. The Whig Government always got the support of Irish Catholic members, and these members were often returned to Parliament by a fearful amount of sacrifice on the part of the Irish people so that it might be fairly said that the Whig Government ...
... tile betrayal pledges and principles. As vuu aptly remind and your other readers, the Irish organs the Whig party proclmmed traitor sold to the Whigs for the Becordcrahip of Gravesend ; vou may also remember that 1852, when was not fortnight« member for ...
... TO THE ILITOR 01 Tilt PEOPLI. Sta—The Whigs are becoming more enamoured every slay with the Citizen ; they arc continually impressing it on their hearers that Mr. Blake is one of the prominent public men alluded to by him. However, any one of ordinary ...
... and in 182b, his essay Milton, in the EiHnhuryh Renew, drew upon him ihe attention the entire reading public. leaders the Whig party, in acknowledgment his literarv superiority, appointed Mr. Macaulay Commia sioner'of Bankrnptcv.and in 1830 he entered ...
... nstituents or for himself—rest assured that man has sold you. It is the standing rule of Government, I make no exception of Whig or Tory—never to give anything or confer any favour unless in some shape or otter they get the quid pro quo. Keep that in your ...
... we challenge contradiction. The wretched clap-trap in this letter about the abuse of Irish Whig and Tory papers” wifi not impose upon any one. In truth, the Whig papers, and most of the Tory, too, so far from abusing Carrowreigh, Jan. 3rd, *6O, TO TBB ...
... honour, li;tls social distinction; but certainly there was profit to or one else. Yet, for accepting this honour from tbe Whigs—which every ons knows who is not blinded by tbe venom of faction—could nevrr in any way interfere with bis freedom in parliament ...
... instructive to trace the shntular change which has occurred in the fortunes the’whig party since the days when Holland-house was in its dory. The main endeavour of the Whigs of that time was impress on the people the idea that, not in blood only, but also ...
... opinion against the invader, constitutional means, prevent any minister of the briefly refer tew facts illus rstivemf . . Crown, Whig Tory, from becoming an accom- the argument founded on the reaoluHon pi ce in the sacrilegious spoliation the dominions proper ...
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... regret fo™ P atr ! * bo. plays upon the piety of Rowe, sworn, deposed that was a hired sereant to petooiee that not only the Whig end Tory pnests .nd the p.triot.sm of the people the whtl. ltt with defendant until May neat, for the sum of £4, endeaeoured ...