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... reformers that ever sat in the xlouse of Commons, the ever-to-bc-lamented Joseph Hume, voted for that clause, as he knew the Whigs would sooner or later be obliged, in order to neutralize the votes given by tenant farmers under the direction of their landlords ...
... forth be regulated ; and it is eminently calculated to give the people esaltcd notions of the administration justice under Whig Government and a Roman Catholic Attorney- General ! liave iirnny Radical contemporaries with noses sharp to ferret ont scandal ...
... keeping or getting office, to do that which they now declare to be dangerous, or least undesirable. From this blame neither Whig nor Tory is free; neither Lord John Russell, who, 1852, introduced a measure which his then colleague has since declared was ...
... a sacrifice of principle. On the other hand, there less disposition to accept from the Whigs their own definition of their political opponents, and recognise Whigs alone the source of national prosperity. Still less does the quasi-republicanism of more ...
... GUESTS Cauca&wrap FARINACEOUS Fool) nth 1/11PANTIS it ITIVALIDB. Food ever Whig met nutritive and easy It le Owe of the beim they ere Ire years old. the It raEst d them Wdo been gabpet lie al '. as if ounglkess NI Wort falls aro sod* Os lbooolanon rshits ...
... each case the Whig candidate was earliest in the field ; in each case he sustained an feat, and the Conservative was returned by an over- The first instance was in South Lord Hi for War, was supposed to have made “all safe” for his Whig nominee, Mr, Grove ...
... seventy would now Bright .nd ScholefieM. Turncr'fnd Bwlcy, Hadfield and Roebuck, all the advanced liberals and tile moderate Whigs, would give the GowraSmt easy victory over the Conservative country vernmeni an j quarter their relatives on the service, and ...
... Bill was not of ike Russell pattern. Twice this useful pretext served the purpose of putting the Tories out, and bringing the Whigs in. But it may be said, that we are really representing the matter skam —a device ; and that we ought to explain how it comes ...
... Macaulay's elevation to the peerage was due solely to his literary ability, for the political support which he rendered to the Whig party was surely much greater than that which most of the gentlemen who have recently been made Peers of, ever could give. ...
... war, . for or against it, was, however, almost exclusively =red on between the two sections of the triumphant Whig party. Trencherd led the Whig and li. abler au was The Balancing Letter of the the argument adroitly, .e p,e,c lailyaaregarde the alleged ...
... They were also provided with all the leading newspapers of the day. Amongst the weekly papers noticed tbo Belfast Aorflijn, Whig, lUmhnkd London Knot an,! 111,,, Irated Tima, A any imd Many Gaulle, \aval and Mai' lary Gazette, Punch, to. Attached to each ...
... the duty of Government to act up to these recommendations with all possible dispatch, and that, as in many other things, the Whigs are responsible for culpable neglect here also. But to postpone legislation still longer, to procrastinate and defer all attempts ...