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... waiting woman. Spencer learned that very night that his sister had admitted her husband to her apartment. The fanatical young Whig, burning with animosity which he mistook for virtue, and eager to ewulate the Corinthian who assassinated his brother, and ...
... (Laughter.) You Whigs hate had power since 1832. You pledged your- selves to economy and retrenchment, but I have never seen you carry itout. The expenditure in 1836 amounted to little more than £10,000,000 a year ; but what is it now! You Whigs have made a ...
... night that his sister had admitted her and betrayed by a waiting woman. Spencer learned husband to ber apartment. The fanatical Whig, burniag with animosity which he mistook for virtue, and eager to eigulate the Corinthian who assassinated his brother, and ...
... (Laughter.) You Whigs have had power since 1832. You pledged your- selves to economy and retrenchment, but I have never seen you carry itout. The expenditure in 1836 amounted to little more than £40,000,000 a year ; but what is it now! You Whigs have made a ...
... Palmerston and bring in Lord Der , a8 some men not only Liberal and popular, but downright Democratic, have done in our time. The Whigs of this day boast to be independent as well as liberal, and they are alwavs ready to prove their independence by ousting their ...
... Palmerston and bri in Lord Derby, as some men not only Liberal popular, but downright Demveratic, have done in our time. The Whigs of this day boast to be independent as well as liberal, and they are alwavs realy to e their independence by ousting their ...
... but to break with the cause, to be ranked with its this is too dreadful even far the most reac- tionary of House of Commons Whigs. The in- tolerable annoyance which Mr. Baines’s Bill has given to these gentlemen comes of this, that it puts one more obstacle ...
... second class followed their example. Lord Palmerston’s absence may, however, be accounted for by indisposition. Thirty-five Whigs did not vote at all, and professed Liberals voted for the previous question.” An official table, just issued from the Census ...
... break with the cause, to be ranked with its enemies, this is too dreadfal even for the most reac- tionary of House of Commons Whigs. The in- tolerable annoyance which Mr. Baines’s Bill has given to these gentlemen comes of this, that it pnts one more obstacle ...