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... that the position of the was werely nominal ; pro forma, the Consorvative Opposition sat for a short meerval on the one, the Whig Ministry on the other side of the House, Every one knew that in a few lo r the respective partics would change places. Let ...
... otherwise—but simply on the ground that he came forward as the Attorney-General of the Whig Government. Several gentlemen were named as possible or probable candidates Liberal. Whig, Conservative, and Liberal-Conservative. All shades of polities were represented ...
... to be preferred to a Whig, but why not have a man of our own, on whom we can rely in every contingency ? A genuine Whig, except be belies his principles, must always vote wrong. A Tory will, generally, vote right, as against the Whig*, but as Toryism is ...
... curtail&d of its fair proportions as presented Jast Session, and bearing on the face of it unmistakable evilence of genuine Whig inspiration, may do some little good towatis reforming evil. “Tt is to be hoped, how ever, that the Administration which at ...
... way of keeping the Queen's peace and protect! fag human life. If a Tory Viceroy had done this deed of questionable mercy, the Whig press, from the Eremitig 11 I 0161 have searched their dictionaries for the hardest words applicable to the occasion, and wimbl ...
... KELLY, and seconded by Mr. I..tramex FREEMAN, and resolved unanimously : That convinced of the necessity of preventing the Whig party from gaining any further strength in the Town-Commissioners, we consider Mr. Michael Kelly of Mary-street, a tit and ...
... and personal advantage, for the good of the country; independent of Whig and Tory, and resolved to play one faction against the other, according to circumstances. Now voting with the Whigs, then with the Tories, as will best serve the cause. This policy ...
... a serious, earnest, general endeavour to reorganise an Independent Opposition Party? If there be not, what boots it whether Whig Tory or Oppositionist is to be the people's menthe'. There is no such endeavour—the tone of public opinion and of national ...
... A Su b- gallery. It is cunning failure of these plain walls or surfaces. The ex- could harmonise the Northern and Soathern whigs usually been severe. The very fact that Austria which have setour reasoning and imagination to work | Grass ror Damp Your thief ...
... of the Whig Administration of which Lord Palmerstom the Chief. We are Conservatives. Lord Palkerston’s real tendencies have always been towards Conservatism; but has kept bad company, his political associations have always been witU the Whigs, he has ...
... we question whether, in the present tempt r of the limes any amongst them would b.! found base enough to support Whig, much less a 'Whig official. The Attorney-General, Mr. (Megan, ix a man of European character. Perhatev, as a private gentleman, there ...
... loc. motion are said to be under the guardianship of a special Providence. Some such protecting power must watch over the Whigs, or else they would some time since have been over- taken by their Nemesis. The men who cannot sympathise with Italy without ...