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... immense amount paid for compensat:on. It reminded him of what a pensioned officer of the government said-- / thanked the Whigs for paying me for reading my paper in the office, and I now thank the Tories for paying me to read it at home (laughter). ...
... attack till its resources were exhausted, its followers disheartened by repeated failures, and its ammunition was all expended. Whig Governments have always been celebrated for one great political art—that of making unsatisfactory replies. Sometimes it suits ...
... fact, no other course was open to him. The permanent establishment of the French in the East is a contingency which even a Whig minister is too patriotic to contemplate. And what could be simpler and more natural than to hold the French Government bound ...
... grief and a surprise to all honest men. Since the House of Lords defeated the ill-advised and unconstitutional attempt of the Whigs to destroy its independence by the intrusion of peers for life, no matter of equal moment to that appointed for discussion ...
... considerations will not weigh at the present moment with all constitutir.nalists, whether known by the name of Conservatives, Whigs, or even of that section of , Liberals of which the late Sir W. MoLEswonni was 1' so distinguished a leader? One and all, whatever ...
... bill to amend the constitution, practice, and prccedure of the opinion, and would bring out all the best elements of society, Whig Crown lawyers, w h o w i s h e d to give a particular Court of the Island of Jersey. The hon. and learned genwhich are now ...
... cheers). , to depart, that the Commons have the right to grant, and That. declaration was signed by the most distinguished Whig e q ual to that, but he should confine his few remarks to the . , it was the duty of the Lords to assent. What was the form ...
... To conclude with THE -CENSUS. Mr. J. L. Toole, Ebtupe; Miss K. Kelly and Miss E. Thorne. Commence at Seven. principle of the Whig leaders, and from their utterly , anomalous position in the house. They are determined to keep office, and to cling to a fancied ...