... economical.” “You'll do nothing of the sort,” said a gentleman (of high standing and astute intellect) “You'll just vote for Whigs and Tories, as you've always done—and let economy take its chance.” So it is with the Reform Bill—l mean, so it would have ...

... This lady had knocked at Johnson’s door; had been intimate with Fox, the beautiful Georgina of Devonshire, and that brilliant Whig society of the reign of George III.; had known the Duchess of Queensherry, the patroness of Gay and Prior, the admired young ...

... He referred more particularly to Mr. Lyle’s appointment to the Lord-Lieutenancy of iondondcny, which he denounced as a gross Whig job. Colonel French spoke on the same side, and, like Mr. Connolly, described Lord Carlisle as totally unfit for the high post ...

... they cultivated their ds it would make them more social and kind to their fellow man, Mhfl{‘unvould be more refined. A man was Whig or Tory accordins'ndu books he read and the society he h’fi and the same with a man's religious tenets, for ul men were what ...

... deserted their colours at a time when they ought to have fought for them. This degradation on the part of tbe so-called Liberal Whigs emboldened Lord Derby to take the stand be did, and if the people throughout the country had not risen, had not declared in ...

... deserted their colours | at a time when they ought to have fought for them. This degredation on the part of the so-called Liberal Whigs emboldened Lord Derby to take the stand he I did, and if the people throughout the country had not risen, had not detlared ...

... arm toa man, to be in readiness to ward off the blow with which we are menaced. It will be a lasting dishonour to the low Whigs of this district that they have done all in their power to quench the ardour of the people and hinder them from taking part ...

... lamented that the Radical members were at the trying moment deficient in the tact necessary to defeat the treachery of the Whigs and unmask the retrograde tendencies of the Tories. The people have been baffled, and their most important rights have been ...

... the Duchess of Sutherland remained as Mistress of the Robes to the Queen. The Duchess is the political female head of the Whigs, and has all the family’s affairs at heart; so doubtless poor Gladstone was brought round to look with submission upon his ...

... about them before thcy were thus coolly dealt with by a decfrinaire CHANCELLOR of the Excuequer and the liberal supporters of a Whig administration. ‘ But the deed is done and it cannot be undone. | And, what is worse, it will be found to necessitate many ...

... seeing the activity of no less than six whips for the Government, who were talking sixteen to the dozen with every newly arrived Whig or wavering Conservative ; both being, generally speaking, anything but complimentary to those who had necessitated their ...

... lords of this country were permitted to do what they did few months ago; and that all the previous Houses of Commons, whether Whig or Tory, never permitted the lords to tax the people of this country. They always kept that power in their own hands. The former ...