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... in the Ministerial ranks, and trusts, in the event of the breakdown of Lord Palmerston’s Administration, that no modified Whig Ministry will be found acceptable the country. There is, it says, no party the Government with which the Conservatives just ...
... felonious, but which would be plainly aosl Bora) aod oummeadable proceeding ?” This language is true as it is creditable to the Whig, which, to do it only common justice, never pandered to the low bigotry and fanaticism of the Noith. even when it was more ...
... carried through by the most unmitigated and barefaced application of money. After this degrading and moralising fashion is the Whig Government still kept in office, and the Conservative strength of the House of Commons deprived of that numerical force necessary ...
... Mr. Gladstone sought to “cajole” and then to bully the House of Commons. The discomfiture which awaited the manmavtcs 4 the Whig-Radical Cabinet looks more like flu decree of poetical justice than penalty dewloped and inflicted combination of ordinary ...
... All hesitation should now be a thing of the past, and an earnest effort made to rescue the borough from the thraldom tho Whigs. Sir Dominick Corrigan is mentioned as fourth candidate in the Liberal interest, and lie has written to a solicitor asking ...
... country calculated to guarantee comparatively protracted tenure of office. The meddle and muddle tactics the leaders of the Whig-Radical party have, beyond question, tended to bring all manner of legislation into contempt; and bad they been allowed to ...
... imaginary good that professional agitators chose from tin e to time dangle before their easilydazzled eyes. Not the caution of the Whigs, not the support of the Tories, not the chances and changes of Parliamentary tactics, hut the stupid apathy of the Irish people ...
... Parartiay. Cornelins O’Dowd—Forfeiting Paradise; Perswo: A Light Bnsinese Boqairing no Capital; fttaayfag the •* Qoestion, A Great Whig Johmftliat. Charles Bosdo’s Novels. W. BLACKWOOD * SONS, Enimonaß m for iMturn—MßBSßB. HODGES, FOBTSB, OU. t Dckuf. I™ ...
... the btidv ot A mason, ray right h.nd were Whig., and thoae left Toriea.” Another writer of the day describes the unpleasant made hr lad. at ball a nooleman’s house, who had in her harry placed patch the Whig «ide her face, when .he was Tory, and wished ...
... the electors being simple whether they, one of the most Protestant constituencies in the kingdom, will elect Conservative or Whig to represent them. It is not personal matter at all. It is not whether Mr. Miller Mr. Kirk be the more amiable, or the morn ...
... was in the same spirit as that which animated the Whig, although not such pointed ferocity. Mr. Butt: What have todo with the Whig in this motion ? , . - Mr. McLaughlin (as counsel for the Northern Whig) : I must interpose too. My learned friend has been ...
... remarkable of the political phenomena of the present day the aversion wilh which the Roman Catholics of these countries re gard the Whig parly. At first it was considered momentary dislike, which time and tender handling would eradicate. Concession after concession ...