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... on a resource that was generous as well as inexhaustible, and which represented not only an abundant Exchequer, but overdo whig loyalty. With the sinews of war and the sinews of men, a I’ropertytax and Volunteer Riflemen, England may consider herself ...
... to be disinherited, despoiled, and reduced to an inferior rank by the House of Peers. That is not all issue between Tory and Whig, but between Lords and Commons; and it will be an unspeakably sad thing for the English people it' their representatives should ...
... is interesting chiefly as showing Row the political horizon appeared to an ardent, though by no means revolutionary t'9ung Whig forty years ago. The shadows which fell over is sky have become almost inconceivable to us. Lord JOHN ould expatiate on the ...
... there are other grounds why Mr. Gladstone's friends should net rely too heavily on the preferment of Bishop Longley (a pure Whig by the bye), because it is notorious that his one merit in the eyes of Lord Palmerston was, not that he was a high Churchman ...
... being divided in that manner, you observe further that a number of men on our side, and who are generally considered of the Whig party, have also voted with the minority. They made that minority large, and our majority smaller ; and they gave some confidence ...
... SKETCHES IN PARLIAMENT. No. VIII. LORD JOHN RUSSELL AND THE WHIG PARTY; - - WE have really come a great way since Lord SELL'S hot youth, • when GEORGE IV. was king. Comp:l e i ! as the observation is, that many political abuses have in 0- last forty years ...
... wears a very ' different aspect. Dr. Longley is translated to York in spite of his High Churchmanship, and because he is a Whig, a former nominee of Lord Palmerston's ; and, above all, because he has been Head-Master of the school which hsd the honour ...
... the presidential chair. Con- servatism, says Mr. Disraeli through the mouth of Mr. Tadpole, consists of Tory men and Whig measures ; and, as the Tories in 1835 thought this better than open and unadulterated Whiggery, so the Democrats would prefer ...
... 10th, forming a highly respectable body, but divided into two factions. One of these factions, composed mostly of men of old Whig ideas and associations, was in favour of nominating candidates to be selected from amongst statesmen distinguished for their ...
... through the air: the facetious Academicians 0 • ti▪ side by side. This is joke the first. A portrait r. Roebuck, historian of the Whig party, and frank gallant advocate of popular rights, was to be placed: e Y set it over Mr. Elmore's Mob in the Tuileries, ...
... stands before the country as the representative and head of all that constitutes distinctively the Whig party. The present is a critical period for the Whigs and for all who call themselves Liberals. Their opportunity is great. Their Parliamentary troubles ...
... bu indite condescending court billets, and to be nearly ab connected with the most reactionary '(and incor- pri ruptible) of Whig nobles, is a title to praise and rno pudding too, in this blessed epoch of reform, so when Commanders-in-Chief desire the support ...