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... muzzling. (From the Fret*.) In the art of official muzzling the Whigs have always shone pre eminent. Their political forgiven ess knows bounds. Never yet was there troublesome member of their own side whom some convenient period they did not tongue-tie ...
... understand that Saturday next he will viait Warminster for similar purpose. Of course the friends and supporters of Mr Grove, the Whig candidate, arc on the alert every direction, and already powerful influences are being called into action secure bis return ...
... disturbed been ; I’ve seen the Tory party slain, And Whigs exulting o’er the plain ; I’ve seen again the Tories rise, And with loud shouting pierce the skies, Then crown their king, and chase the Whig From Pentium! Hill to Bothwell Brig; I've seen the Covenants ...
... anusvy Doors open Half-paurt Twelve; Pantomime commencing at One. Now, this state of things—(except far as by securing the Whigs certain amount of Conservative support, it tempts them the perpetration of jobs)—is decidedly gratifying. It not only facilitates ...
... their own measures. They were a house divided against itself. Were the old Whigs who sat behind the Cabinet favour the bill? Hardly one man of them. (Hear, hear.) Were the young Whigs who sat behind the Cabinet anxious and ready take part in favour of the ...
... and proper person to represent the ward. He said he never asked, didn't know, and didn’t care whether Mr Falshawe was a Tory, Whig, or Radical, for he thought the less the Town Council engaged in the discussion of the great questions which were usually more ...
... difficulty embracing its existence as truth. But for the causes of this suite of dungs it is not sufficient look only to the Whigs. These latter, indeed, have heaped insults on the Radicals, which have led last to re!i-'llion, and virtual dissolution of ...
... Government themselves when they were out of office. had always protested j against that blind ami snicidal policy of the I Whigs which they refused concession after I concession until they had disgusted and broken up their patty. They aimed at resuscitating ...
... Ilis Toryism was popular. Nor, even after the Peace, did Parliamentary Reform make much popular way for a long time. The Whigs never adopted it as a party till the Rush came. It was opposed in the Edinburgh Renew. It was opposed Puley. And, just because ...
... the contumelious self sufficiency of officials at head-quarters is a bad substitute. The secretaryship appears to fanned the Whigs, and inquiry through our city M.IVs is not to expected ; but I trust that some Conservative member may, in the interest of ...
... present generation, least implicated in the guilt of their predecessors. His charges strike with blind impartiality against Whigs ami Tories—against Mr Mr Black. Sir W. Johnston. Mr M’Larcn, Sir J. Melville, ami Builic Forrester, alike with the present ...
... composition of the House of Commons :—Conservatives, 303; Peebles, 14; Whigs, 230; Ultra- Radicals, 03 —total, The Conservatives thus, singly, outnumber Lord Palmerston and his Whigs by votes. A Snipe Caught in Manchester Warehouse A remarkable proof of ...