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... be surprised that the claims .f the wreafranchieed to • in the political esprosentatiou of ths eountry claims recognised by Whig and Tory in • Loyal 'epoch were iguorod yesterday; the steady, downward. notorious course of the government precluded any feeling ...
... anarchy and to despotism; and we trust that the leading speakers of her MAJESTY'S Opposition will not afford the leader of the Whigs another opportunity for reading them a lecture out of Lord CASTLEREAGH'S despatches on this subject. ...
... rather pleased Mr. Cooke than otherwise. It paved the way to the Union then. It keeps Ireland helpless in the hands of the Whigs now. Here are Dr. Rodenberg's reflections on the subs ject. I had taken another glance at the fermenting heart of the people ...
... That is the enly way, said the Princo, which I should wish to bo absolute. Loud cheers burst from the lips of the delighted Whigs. Thou there is the unrestrained and intercourse with the political friends who were so soon to become estranged from him A ...
... the witty definition of a Radical which was given some years ago is a true one—to wit, that “ a Radical is one who supports a Whig Government in difficulties.” This is a little peep into the real “inner life” of the House, with which we must close our exhibition ...
... Conservative Ministry and the policy of the present Whig Ministry, we trust that he will call to mind these words of Mr. I )IsRAELI. But Mr. DISRAELI presses his charge against. the foreign policy of our Whig Ministers still further. He arks, how do you ...
... Steenkirk, in 1692; his elder brother, at the siege of Namur, in 1695. Young Gardiner, being thusian hereditary Puritan and Whig, entered the army while still a boy, fought with high reputation through the wars of Marlborough, and fell, at the age of 57 ...
... upon the tic tnlo sir jubro principle exclusively, ** feared that the Speech pat into the mouth of our Most Gracious Quern her Whig Ministers will read tamo, spiritless, and commonplace. It is true the French Legislature meets under somewhat altered circ ...
... Institutions; but, happily, it haa been reserved for a llberal go. Yeatment to stifle the subject. It is to the iterest of Whigs and Tories to stifle Reform. Let them fight for place henceforth, as bitterly a8 they have ever fought, but let it not be oi ...
... are the c onstant, unchangeable charac- teristics ef Toryism, The Whigs' hatred of true liberty and popular government is as .deep and fervent as that of their-rivals. But the Whigs have, always had :sense enough to discover that the poliqyof absolutism ...
... supporters of the government. Mr. Bright and his followers proclaim their independence and their virtual secession fyom the Whig camp, and 0ignaliee their act of rebellion by a deliberdte attack upon the government position, This opening augars Ill for ...
... know our opinion on the claim of the Ballot as a part of Parliamentary Reform. To us it appears, alone, to be worth all the Whig and Tory Reforms of the Reform Bill which have been proposed since 1832, It It would really enfranchise more than will be gained ...