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... powers as an essayist, and gradually brought him into notice as a powerful writer. In January, 1828, he contributed to the great Whig organ a paper on John Dryden. In this we d;seern everywhere the traces of irorousreading, and also a high dcgree of matured ...
... and Son. further instalment of Mr. Massey's book—for Which the Whigs cannot feel too grateful —brings the Georgian Chronicle down from 1781 to 1793. Looking upon history from a purely Whig point-ot-view, and judging all men and things from the hustings ...
... master. The name of Burke is identified with the earliest agitation of those great questions, upon their advocacy of which the Whigs have been content to rest their claims to the confidence of their countrymen. He was one of the first public men who saw clearly ...
... the lawful winner of the prize*— from him who first broke through the monotonous imbecility aud hackneyed incapacity of | ! Whig financier.', and who first touched the dreary ' enunciation of the yearly accounts of the country with I'the wand of genius ...
... ignorance of how their thousands are spent, and electors prudent reticence on the subject, will always defeat any bills by which Whigs and Tories may make a show of electoral purity. We have said defeat ; we beg to correct ourselves—they will defeat only the ...
... which they stood twenty years ago. At the c ;close of the session of 1840 office without legislative i powerwas held bythe Whigs under the poco curanie leadership of Lord MnLnouitaN. The Viscount t had begun his official career under the Tories, e R and ...
... have turned their lordships from the dangerous path upon which, at the bidding of hot-headed Conservative Earl and an effete Whig Baron the Excheqcer, they were about to enter. Unfortunately, however, considerable portion of the majority of the Peers by ...
... i s i t o L or d i t , b rom i c . aged Radicalism, the Conservative who advocated Cow H oo lu sor i Mr. aervatism, and the Whig who &demoted Muggiest. and Ne. like the noble lord, but he could not give hie alp 6M y th e ea d en th ee l d i o w proval ...
... venture on an analysis of this anomaly we shall find its elements in the constitution of the Coalition itself. A combination of Whigs, Peelites, Liberals, and Radicals, could never work well. There might be individual ability, but there would be no power or ...
... ignorance of how their thousands are spent, and electors prudent reticence on the subject, will always defeat any bills by which Whigs and Tories may make a show of electoral purity. We have said defeat ; we beg to correct ourselves—they will defeat only the ...
... rent, meanie had set been as dormant till atter sea tram time. Claimmt had hem , E -A to ham lob armeht year to year whiting Whig the li.. The eade had by this that It wooed Mar ot hh Mies, but It did sot gam% rate him from the Hammy at helms Weight tip ...
... one 6f those impudent assert ioot whieh are pslaisd upon the ignoratu nnthinrkiog, and arc (he chief meant fay : %liich the Whigs maintain themsstres poHlieai patty. ConsSrTatires of late pear* ha'vo‘ began arouse Aaiitselsaa from the'apathy into which ...