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... than _twenty _years _after _the Whig party and Whig policy _, began to _rule , the _peace _between _European Powers was _unbroken _'; and when war came at last , the Government had for _the _time _ceased . to be . Whig , _and- had for _its head the statesman ...
... _cicctorwasfouuddrnnkinthc _evening , _and _. that _the Whig elector w ; is _caught sober _very early in _the rooming , before he had had _time or opportunity to bring _himself into condition . The _Whig victim met an _accomplice of _the abductor at _six in ...
... _Grey and other _leaders of tlic Whig party . What _this _implied _was , _that Lord Lansdowne _and a section of tlic Whigs _held that Canning _and n _, section of the _Torica had made and were making an _approach towards Whig _principles and policy _, _and ...
... _Yesterday . _) A CCBSOEY examinationi of the list of _stewarda of the Palmerston _Pinner _is sufficient to show tha : a _Whig—and only a _Whig—demonstration iintcnded . In addition to the good hnm _. _drum professional mediocrities , we observe some ihirty ...
... to tell what | _British Whigs ' ' or _: _Liberals did _'for' ' the rights of ' tie Ir _ish Eotnan _Catholics—perhaps' no political party ever worked so hard or _suffered so _long ' for any cause _-as did the . _British'Whigs for Catholic _IleUef . ...
... lias held power in England , since the Coalition Cabinet of Lord Aberdeen . The Telegraph objects fhat in the new Ministry the Whig element so largely dilutes the Cabinet -that it is difficult to ( letecl ; the Kadic . il flavour ; but it must nofc be forgotten ...
... misreport _. _Thereupon _the Times' reporter _showed _that the reports in the other papars—London and _. Provincial , Tory , Whig , _and Itadical—wcre all as to substance , and _almost » U of them as to precise _phrase , the same _as his report _, and _quite ...
... The _ Whigs took up the question on principle and in face of the strongest dissuasions of _Interest , _and laid _It down again , as far as they have laid it _down , ' _- only under the most _absolute _compulsion _. In 1 S 33 , _ the Whigs passed an ...
... complaint which , has become fasliionable withm these few days . is to the nniltipholy of Whigs and Peers hi the Cahiuet—it is not true arid ( at least as to Whigs ) things would be all the better if it were true . What is a Whi g , or an old W ] il ...
... effects of the _'Whigs _having had a term _of _office _about half _as long _as that which the Tones had before _the Reform era _, i 3 , that on a party question , the _Right _Reverend bench _musters _very much stronger for the Whigs than for the _Tories ...
... had tr ied a . Government . directed by Whigs _, _ana a _joint Government of _Wbigt ana Kadicala ; it _: _remained to try _/ a Government directed on Eadical principles , _andtupported as _far _sapotsible by Whigs _reduced' to a secondary place _. . _^ ...