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... in the Lower House, voted on all occasions with the Whig , and, al an unfrequent speaker in the House of Peers, ments. Ono the death of his father, in 1439, supported the views and measures of the Whig Lg seeded to the dukedom. By his death the extensive ...
... and again disturb the social and political relations of the country.” He deeply laments the alliance between the “once great Whig party—to which, while was honoured by the names of Grey, Brougham, and Mackintosh, be deemed it an honour to belong”—with the ...
... were made by father. Mr. Clay—Have you noticed that when the Whigs were in office they promoted more Whigs than Tories; and that when the Tories were in office they promoted more Tories than Whigs ? I certainly think so, and have not noticed any difference ...
... two o'clock, the schools in the Union met in Peel square, and after sing- ing a hymn, marched through the town in the folio whig order : — The Methodist New Connexion, Primitive Methodist, United Methodist Free Church, Christian Brethren, Baptist, Salem ...
... and again disturb the social and political relations of the country. He deeply laments the alliance between the once great Whig party—to which, while it was honoured by the names of Grey, Brougham, and Mackintosh, he deemed it an honour to belong—with ...
... of making reprisals. To smooth his path to office, Lord Derby took occasion to protest lhat he was quite as Liberal as the Whigs ; tbat in foreign politics it was quite a mistake to impute to him the Austrian sympathies he avowed at the opening of the ...
... g results, is so graphically described by the author of Tremaine.” Party politics were never to the taste of our antiquary—Whig as he was ; and the position of a working government official, whose patron is, of coarse, the present ministry de facto, favours ...
... state of parties in this country. I look, above all, with deep regret and conernon heposition of the remnants of that great Whig party that was honoured by the names of Grey and Brouig- hamn and Maknoh and to which I deemed it an honoulr to! belong. I ...
... massifested in at way which list the -world had scarcely ever 'vitisessed. All party names hie; were ?? asarke hands with Whigs, and let both shake Isands with the Abolitionist. The churches (lo: were sending forth their best young men as soldiers, chi ...
... affairs, hs 5 vernment, with Lord Palmerston at in the Cabinet. | | f be and a frce mixture of Conse rvalives Between the Whigs and the c onservatives Lord Derby | | com said there was little difference, bat the Radicals, at | | whose head he placed ( ...
... (cheers). I pledge myself to that. I hare believed every Chancellor of the Exchequer, whether it was Sir R. Peel, three four Whig Chancellors of the Exchequer, when they have said that there was surplus, and I have confined my criticisms to the manner in ...
... Wheal wies4h) h o r„. - 1, - r s d e, • . rzt ef r r ecedn,.reir Amin. Jewrli ar,soraie valid he unable to explain partes Whigs* . bog capi(hk et vaidersettL ethig er leest emisteeidaLMedlea w man for the c h a p e l, when hammed ho the envelope and it ...