... stands, and he reviled the “ Fossil Whigs,” with- out seeing that, in taking up this position of Conser- vatism of the Constitution, he was accepting the task of standing sentinel over the work of the ‘“ Fossil Whigs.” The British Constitution, as it now ...

... and perfect the gifts which nature has lavished upon him. His oratory was admired by Whigs when was a Conservative; and is admired by Conservatives now that he a Whig, and something more. '• I listened to the right lion, gentleman four hours without winking ...

... au unfortunate circumstance, but it was historically true, that the whigs had never produced a Chancellor of the Exchequer— (laughter and cheers.) He believed some of the leading whigs admitted what said ; but some of them put in a plea for Sir Robert ...

... disarming it. He was born whig; he belonged to the ranks of the popular party; and he filled his post with distinguished grace. He did his best to be a good, honest, open-hearted Whig, according to the fashion of his time- a whig who, with aristocratic taste ...

... that if Whig Radical minister deemed him worthy to fill one of the litgli offices of the law, it would be the reward as well as tho object an honest ambition. And looking at the modicum of ability, and surplusage of improbity, that the Whigs require to ...

... It has been the fashion j. the Whig-Radicals of late to discountenance o,t;0 ,t;^ Ca divisions, and to represent party distincas indistinct if not altogether obliterated. °ftp Cttn m discovering the cause ,ls - Wfien Whigs were in the zenith of r, and when ...

... Party is committed to Reform by any pledge. The Conservatives succeeded to- office, at the call of the Queen,simply because the Whig-Radical Executive had forfeited the confidence of Parliament and the country byl Reform blunderings ; and in the Lower Ministry ...

... moderate Whigs and & S safo his Conservatives who have been aa - T were many, caught by the lv tre of his instances of foreign policy, 1 name, and have been en-! Lord Palmerston's tangled in the meshes of! hand . w * »?-3n and recog- , Whig diplomacy ...

... d not report them, and then denied the fact. e Whigs complained that there was no agitation, and yet they the He never had any faith im the leaders of the agitation. Whigs— Settling into place the Whigs grew Cumb. They were Radicals out of office and ...

... of Lord Palmerston from office so far back as the year 1850. Austria, Bavaria and Saxony, awakened by the machinations of Whig England for the aggrandisement of Prussia, by opposing the Prussian annexation of the Danish Duchies have given evidence of ...

... holding office under Whig Government. The electors were not made aware of the vacancy until candidate appeared with writ in his pocket. (Applause). Notice was then given by the Mayor that such a day an election would take place, and a Whig was returned as ...

... was the order of the day. and that the Church was to be given up her enemies, he left the inglorious ranks of the Whigs —sow become Whigs and something more—rather than barter principle and public honour for a mean possession of place and power. Who is ...