... brought that lofty English Peer To eat his leek in mortal fear, ' Hold Law cheap, and Buncombe dear ? Your Seward. Who made Whig lions bleat like lambs, Butt their light heads against steam rams, And lick such shins as Uncle Sam's? Your Seward. Who was ...

... directly traceable to the policy and administration of the Ministers who have enjoyed the support and favour of the above-named Whig journal. The war with Russia, as it is now very generally admitted, became inevitable through the vacillation and want of unanimity ...

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... were the terms on which the proposed Conference was based? The Conservatives, he said, would managed much better than the Whigs. —Lord PALMERSTON, in his reply, said Mr. Disraeli was never so happy as when he was attacking an absent party. If he would ...

... attacking the leaders of the Opposition, as being notable only for 44 jabber and job, but especially pouring out the vials of Whig wrath npon Lord Malmesbury, who is branded as ignoramus, and upon Lord Chelmsford, whose 44 vapid intellect makes his return ...

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... ill health, the vacancy has now • d was also a Conservative, so that Dorsetshire ' ''.'ye nted two Conservatives and a Whig as 3 f !> tiic change took place. The election was held *iT'lhire hall Dnrchesten After the declaration Mr. ' r was girded ...

... also satisfactory to see the constitutional Whigs uniting with the Conservatives to defeat Democratic measures ; for in truth the principles of the two parties are much nearer akin, than are tljose of the Whigs and their tra- ditional Radical allies. The ...

... the terms on which the proposed Conference was based ? The Conservatives, he said, wonld have managed much better than the Whigs.—Lerd PALMERSTON, in his reply, said Mr, Disraeli was never so happy as when he was attacking an absent party. If he would ...

... minister in a muddle. At public meetings it is received with more general honour than the ancient watchwords of the Tories or Whigs or the new ones of the Chartists. We understand the etymological meaning of the word well enough — it is to refrain from coming ...

... manner in which he pointed out the extravagance of the governmental system of this country, all parties when in office, whether Whig, Tory, or Liberal, being alike culpable. Mr. Frederick Peel, as the organ of the Treasury, endeavoured to explain the causes ...

... and unfair laws govern us as we at present suffer under, all good Christians should be Active Liberals. The motto of the Whigs so far back as the struggle for American independence was, Taxation without representation is tyranny; and jet five-sixths ...