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... to me the difference between a Palmerstonlan whig and a modern Tory, and Iam utterly unable to discover any dif- ferencoe myself; and, setting sde the personal friends and followers of the Palmerstonian Whig on the one aide andof the conservative on the ...
... claim the redemption of the pledges made to hem five years ago by chiefs and members of both iarties. He, therefore, reminds Whigs and Tories that hey really did promise to admait the working classes to L share of political power; and he retorts with con- ...
... THREATENED ATTEMPT TO OVERTHROW LORD PALMERSTON'S MINISTRY. Whigs and Conservatives in parliament both declare that the country does not want a Reform BilL The people are apathetic on the subject. The Teries con- tend that, as there is no agitation outside ...
... has reduced the prestige of England in the world they left uponl Whig shoulders; craftily waiting until the camel's back should need only another straw to give way. Swiftly has the Whig back been packed and encumbered of late. Events have been marching ...
... They who regret th burst of liberal sentiment, and dissent from the Chancellor's conclusions, are puzzled. Timid, lukewarm Whigs scratch their heads, wondering what can be done with a Chancel- lor of the Exchequer, who not only utters a radical speech ...
... or evasive. In op- position to this view of the case, I beg leave to adduce the testimony of one of the most eonsum- mate 'Whigs that ever lived. I mean John Ramsay M'Cnlloch, the eminent political eoonomist, and the author of the Geographical Dictionary ...
... for the last thirty years e ?? s,1 -o frooly distibuted amongst the Greys, the I Iv e lrisso is, and others of the leading Whig a ?? tO Consotvahives look upon Gladstone as a I isrra eD ;tm;Catist, a rovolutioniEt, a dema- I co, everything that is politi- ...
... GLADSTONE as A disturber of public order and a political firebrand. No sooner was his speech on Reform delivered than the old Whigs raised the cry of ,Unirersil ,,ftge, democracy, and revolation, and their representatives in the press caught up and repeated ...
... secret tribunal, from which the public were debarred, and was a nest of whigs. Forty persons were connected with the board, every one of whorn without exception belonged to the whig party. Hfe had received hundreds of letters complaining of the manner in ...
... return which he had Iwrung from the govermnment. They ?? Erle, ?? and a whig salary 1,5001. ; James Hill, Q.C., and a whig, salary 1,206; the Rev. 11 Jones, a clergyman, and a whig, ,salary 1,2001 (Lauohter.) He had nothing to say against Ithese gentlemen ...
... house; albeit Lord' almerston has declared that it was not a party question. This declaration wae unnaecessary, weshouldhope; Whig andto battling in the- schools of art,-fighting fo place over the-ancient and the modem school would be too ridiculous. Art ...
... under a tyrannical .landowner' or customer, a fit aud proper position for a free Englishman? Lord Palmnerston repeatedithe 61d'whig jargon ?? evening last, cousciousof his safety in a House ?? where his 'class is do- iuinant-. It: has eeryed his turn often ...