... confidently Loped that, as the attempt to carry the famous Appropriation Clause” was so diastrous to the Whigs thirty years ago, even our slippery Whig Government in self-defence will combine with the Constitutional party in the Commons to pul emphatic stopper ...

... only true and honest Liberalism,—an appellation which should never have been surrendered to the exclusive and oligarchical Whigs, the historic champions of rotten boroughs, the historic opponents of Free Trade with France or even with Ireland, and the ...

... supported the Conservative candidates for Dover at the last general election, he has been subjected most unjustly to a virulent Whig Radical persecution, and, uuless Parliament interposes, is apparently about to be made the victim of a gross breach of public ...

... subject of communications of later date which had come , . . , „, Kaa J responsible position into which he waa thrust by the Whigs, direct from Yera Cruz. Few people, therefore, were surprised i' F , ~. , • , .• v- uireci *. ; , . . .. .. as the reward of ...

... no questions about the past. Of what importance is it to our country now, whether a patriot citixen has been a Democrat or a Whig, or Republican, or Conservative, or Radical heretofore ! Who can say that he himself has never erred, or that his neighbour ...

... first political professions were decidedly Liberal, though at that forlorn period of Liberalism he was unattached” to the Whig or Tory party. He was naturally a member of the then Independent Country Party.” He took a very active part, conjointly with ...

... common sense, to fact and truth, to the first principles of Equity and even-handed Impartiality. That curious compound, the Whig and Wesleyan lawyer, who in Palmerston's political straits strangely finds himself pitchforked into the Attorney. Generalship ...

... motley ministerialists. Judging from their pretentious declamation in Parliament, or from the stereotyped cackle and clatter of whig-radical organs and oracles out of doors, one would suppose that they not only claim a close monopoly of all sympathy for the ...

... mortifying party mishap. The contract with Mr. Churchward was originally entered into in the year 1855, at a time when the Whigs were in office; and it is admitted that, upon the part of the contractor, all its conditions and obligations have been faithfully ...