... crov instance of the audacity with which Whig Governments will trample on all custom and all propriety to advance the interests of their party. The Times Mr. Sidney Herbert's Bill for the Amendment of the Militia Acts : Mr. Sidney Herbert’s speech on ...

... THE IRIS The amendment condemnatory of the measure will raored Lord Monteagle, a member of the Whig party, who, Mr. Spring file®, w-aa for some time Chancellor of the Exchequer io'Lord Melbourne's Administration. Lord Monteagle'a party connections, his ...

... Carrickfergus Whig. False again. Ti.ere were three candidates —the Tory candidate, Mr. Dobbs ; the Whig, Colonel Ferguson ; the Liberal-Conservative, myself. Colonel Ferguson did not come to the poll, lie had been supported the Marquis of Donegal!, Whig nobleman ...

... before the Whigs, who were content to borrow from him those principles which they employed with success against his less able successors. The principle of removing all unnecessary letters upon trade was likewise this, sixty years before the Whigs ever thought ...

... alluded to union of the scion of a Conservative house (not far from Kuowsley) with the daughter of a Whig house. This will stem like a family tie between Whigs but happily the day is passed by when politics are carried to extremes which create bonds or feuds ...

... silk at double its value. income-tax is thoroughly Whig expedient. Ireland owes its infliction upon her to the Whigs. Whigs only has it been re-imposed. It requires no ingenuity ; it puzzles no Whig scions by complicated calculations. It is unfair, oppressive ...

... ot the Whigs was finally accomplished in 1743, or fltteen years before their overthrow became certain. The work of the Tories may be said in the same way have terminated in 1815, which they survived for just about the same length of time the Whigs survived ...

... But if the traditionary polity of the Whigs hostility to the Papacy, why is it that, on every occasion in which popular rights, as they arc called, come before the House, the Papal party side uniformly with the Whigs? •If the question be the extension of ...

... rather local to the association than general to politics—rather suited to London audience familiar with all the ins and oats of Whig chicanery and cabal, than to a provincial assemblage blissfully noinformed in those enlightened practices. the epeech now before ...

... set near six ere you had done. Such was the gratifying result of this year s labour. Such the satisfactory result of having a Whig Ministry office. Ask any member of either House with what result has remained seven months and upwards of this year in London ...

... office, except his being n zealous Whig, then the whole Wing clique is openmouthed in defence of the Minister so acting, and in rebuking the member who ventures to call the attention of the House to the matter; and the Whig Viceroy sticks to his exercise ...

... favour of that party is unmistakeable. Therefore the moment any rupture takes place between the Whig and Radical sections of the Coalition, the old Whigs—already stanch Conservatives at heart —would to a mau unite themselves with the present Opposition ...