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... contention which now threatens the very existence of Denmark as a nation. These dark pages of history are all stamped by Whig rule and Whig policy. * at was effected. There must be— m * 18 country willing and able statesmen B tht f fatness and honour, and ...
... then * Mr. Roebuck, equally unruly formerly, has on this occasion consented, Ishmaelite though he is, to rank himself uw°e the Whig, more strictly the Palmerston, banner. *■ ' Horsman, who supported the Conservatives oJI the Marquis of Hartington's vote want ...
... D. Elphinstone, Messrs. Laird, Corry, Talbot, Hennessy, Sir F. Baring, Peto, Paxton, and Berkeley—seven Conservatives, one Whig, three Radicals— against Lord C. Paget, Messrs. Stansfeld, Baxter, Leatham, Lawson—all ministerialists. Lord Palmerston has ...
... Every. see thing throws 'the Tories into the arms of the Powers T personifying- in Europe the old right of despotism. The tioc Whigs have not always done justice to the Imperial T government, hut reflection and time coanot fail to bring Orc the English government ...
... He has appointed every archbishop, and more than half the bishops, and as prize after prize has fallen to the gift of the Whig government the annoyance of the Op- position has been extreme, the more so as there has been nothing in the politics of the ...
... interference is for the most part a malign and not a beneficent influence in Europe! The great blunder of official statesmen, both Whig and Tory, is suppose that we are, and ought to be, great Power on the continent. It is a mischievous mistake. In our own island ...
... need be excluded. An election is at hand. Why may not this be asked now and obtained by the body of the people? Leading old Whigs in England and Scotland have favourably entertained such an amendment of the representation; and I also know that a late philo- ...
... time by the forelock, are anxious to trot out Mr. AKROYD, the ex-member for Huddersfield, Mr. AKRoYD is probably as good a whig as Sir (JEAnEs WooB, and If the sturdy baronet does not get promoted as aforesaid, the result may be that, the strength of ...
... gentleman was either about to raised to the peer- Cross’s acceptance of tho Chiltern Hundreds, two years age or would the Whig candidate for the southern I , rendered necessary. division of the West Riding when the new county ar-j Town Hall for Rochdale ...
... Duchies would have been settled by arbitration. Can anything be plainer than tins ? England is alone, and, if we are to believe Whig statesmen, because alone—powerless. In the words of General Peel, Lord Russell has “ made us an open shame to our enemies, ...
... by the original Act of 1714 for building St. George’s Church, and by the General Compromise” Act of 1838 —(when our local Whigs and Unitarians came to terms and desis ted from their struggle to set aside the annual provision of £105,000 a-year for this ...
... Guardians would be foolish enough to proceed to vote, and carry it in favour of a new house, I formed my opinion knowing that the Whig aristocracy of the Board are strongly in favour of a new Union Workhouse; for instance, Messrs. Addison, Miller, Pilkington ...