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... as his arguments, though moderate in tone, and delivered with judicial gravity, were invariably urged in favour of Whig principles and Whig conduct, there can be no doubt that the party had in him an adherent of more value than many of those who would bring ...
... are not going to be parties to the gigantic jub in progress for letting in a Whig because he has married a Tory. The affair is all the worse because the other member is a Whig. In the present position of affairs every vote in the house is of vital importance ...
... have been squared and greatly this is a sad state of things. These are the Whig lat,fietrators the Radicals put into power, place, and we are to have another year of the Whigs let f i , t i,on to have Lord Llanover back, in lieu of the rein-111°,1ne ...
... momentous it was for England to keep in the Whigs, the.only people able to wrestle successfully with this terrible ghost. The Conservatives were not to be trusted, and, therefore, a hint was given to Paris that the Whigs would do better for him (the Emperor) ...
... 2001. for probably 14 years more than it ought to be by this job. Sir W. happens to be a constant and warm supporter of the Whig party ; therefore the warrant, which is most explicit on this subject, is setaside. It is to be hoped that this subject will ...
... wealth and population of Ireland are decreasing rapidly, and by one of those strange anomalies which have ever characterised Whig legislation for that unfortunate country, the actual taxation is augmenting, and now presents a most unjust and oppressive ...
... the last adverse vote of the English Commons Denmark would become completely disheartened. She first placed her hopes in the Whig Government, and after having found out that love of place and s. d. were much against her, she looked upon the Conservatives ...
... the were then disposed of, and the house adjourned at Ten minutes past One o'clock. WHIG POL WY. TO THE EDITOR. SEE,—The notice in your paper of Saturdayof The Last 'Whig Job is entirely of the character pursuEd in every department of the public service ...
... majority of the people. This may be a Whig policy, but it is not the policy which should guide the government of this country (cheers). So far as this great section of our opponents, to which I am now alluding, the Whigs, are concerned, I will not venture ...
... be remedied or removed if every article bore the signature of its writer. The Whig principle of patronage is, we imagine, the most eccentric and unintelligible of all Whig principles whatever. But it is never illustrated so vividly, in its splendid contempt ...
... distress in the cotton manufacturing districts.—Preston Herald. OF A GENERAL ELECTION. The Parliament House—the chief seat of the Whigs in this city (Edinburgh) is in motion. For the past three or four days every horselair in it has been on end. There has been ...
... Monsieur Quaade explained that he had induced the Danish government to waive the point of the blockade in order to keep the Whig cabinet in office. Immediately after the last row in the cabinet Lord Clarendon had come to him and explained so forcibly the ...