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... ABUSE MR. BRIGHT. _ _, . -- - - Some warm friend of the Whig or Conserva- tive cause, it matters not which, should write treatise on the art of abusing John Bright. ts as irnportant to the Whigs as to the relies that Johla Bright should be abused, and ...
... tives could, ff they liked, carry both the seats again ; at 857, Labouchere (Whig) 442 Mills (Conservative) on 401 Campbell (Whig) Mills (Conservative) 415 Lebouehere (Whig) 383 Bentinck (Conservative) 325 Beadon (Racical) 255 1859, Bentinck ...
... an exaggeration that one would almost be led to suspect some private pique to have annoyed Anti-Whig. Did he want the post himself ? But if Anti-Whig hatl b»en in the Paymaster General's position, and if he had had a brother in every way as com- petent ...
... that Catholic Whigs; should use their Whiggery for the service Catholic interests, as that Catholic Tories should to their Toryism for the service of Catholic interests. When have we refused to aid a Catholic Whig in obtain. ing from the Whigs any concession ...
... That all but are always wrong, and none but Whigs are it That Whigs alone should office bold—of that I'm cer- tain quite For this was never doubted by a Whig, Sirs, a Whig— No—this was never doubted by a Whig ...
... boast of Whig extraction, they have almost invariably ignored their just claims in subsequent Ministerial arrangements. This has been the case with Mr. ROEBUCK, whose services to the Whig party have been recognised by everybody but the Whigs themselves ...
... of dm Whig Lord Chancellor? or will yos rathero do m help to Warn men who prosiWw less, but are likely tore far the welfare of the people generally, and whose party atone decidedths Nouse of Commons to condemn the scandal attacked to the Whig Lord C ...
... the Telegraph of Saturday last. One can only suppose that Our own Correspondent must be a Whig lawyer, who resents the reflection cast upon the Edinburgh Whig bar by the Lord Advocate ia his selection of Mr. Mure, a distinguished Conservative and member ...
... the seats again; at any rate, one of them. 1857. Labouchere (Whig) 442 Mills (Conservative) 4 2 0 5 1 5 Campbell (Whig) 366 1859. Mills (Conservative) 415 Laboucbere (Whig) ~. 388 Bentinck (Conservative) 325 Beadon (Radical) ...
... no- thing to do with a Whig or a Tory if you can get an honest Independent Oppositionist ; but if circumstances compel you to choose between a Whig and a Tory—never vote for the Whig. Nothing can exceed the knavery of the Whigs—except the stupidity of ...
... carry both the seato again ; at gyrate, one of them. 1857. Labonchere (Whig) 412 Mills (Conservative) ?? 101 Campbell (Whig) MS 1869. Mills (Conservitive) 418 I.abouchere (Whig) 38- -■Hontinck (Conservative) 335 Beadon (l.ali.al) 255 1850. Bentinck ...
... notice when compared with aristocratic Durham, with its dukes aud earls, and count palatine bishop ; or that a Whig bishop and a Whig duke, and a Whig lord lieutenant are to be trumpeted for their liberality, while a set of insignificant Liverpool merchants ...