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... glorious band 'of Whigs of wi: hououred aud self-sacrificing age, whose great ex- plbits; strrligles, and gains cornpriase the Reform erA. The degeneruto Whiglings of 1 805, h.d they n6t lost allfrace of oonnectton and identity wvith the Whigs of the pIltny' ...
... umbrage _against Mr Jones _, on the ground that he haa come _forward _without having received an _invitation from the combined Whig _and Hadical _committcee _. It _appears that Mr Jones was invited to stand by _the committee of a _non-electors * _association ...
... Lorid Pialmerstea .-Ihe;, greapt o~stagle, tq iall pro' gress-would produce a weaderful. tqfofrm :Bill.' He did not like the Whigs saying that jthe~y were the frieuds ofthe people, and thrb~tbe'Gouserva- tives had no interest it' the welfareonf the corn ...
... past ; and _, in _at _least _nineteen _. cases out of _twenty , it has _been enough that a _measure has been introduced by a Whig Lord Advocate to have the county _meetings petitioning against it _without _more ado . In this case of _the Writs _Registration ...
... _Petty ( tlie late Lord _Lansdownc ) , who had come _before his _constituents on the occision oi his accepting office in the Whig Ministry oi Lord Grenville . _The young Irish or _rather _Irishtitled Tory , _however , was _unsuccessful m _his attempt to ...
... _franchise . 'The _elective power of the city , he said , bad been _taken possession of b y what might be called the great Whig clique—fa _laugh)—the members of which had assumed to themselves a power which no man had a right to _assume . ( _Hisses and ...
... ult . _ELIZABETH _M'DEIUIOTT was on Thursday _restored by the Brompton _Oratory to the care _of _her _mother . _THE _JHchmmnl Whig , whose motto _is _Siesempci tyrannis , _has dropped _it at the _request _of _the Provost-Marshal'GcneraL THE city of Orleans ...
... _has been taking liberties with my name ) Mr Black _has always been one of the _purest , stiffest . and most _indomitable Whigs of . _the _last fifty _yearn a _sturdy _Independent _, _holding his own _opinions _and determined to adhere to them _. In ...
... sThe people, the legi. titlate Sourceof political power, wasthe favourite I toast at Whig banquets; butnow, when the people E are no longer disposed to follow Whig dictation, I lt3 journalists pursue them with malediction I and execration' After racking ...
... lie down with the kid. Tory, Whig, and Liberal will all fraternise and, like brethren, dwell together in unity. Has the golden age come at length ?. It would almost seem as if it had. Do we not hear politicians, both Whig and Tory, speaking the same language ...
... _with _its _ordinary occupants . _There were then present tho noble _Viscount the _First Lord of tlie Treasury—once a juvenile Whig , _and now called an _ancient _Minister—( a laugh)—on _hia _right sat the Chancellor of _the _exchequer , ono of Ida _disciples ...
... means. Both seats must be kept. Edinbu rgh must be crushed, My Lord Advocate, forsooth, will not act. except with a Whig of the Whigs-that is, with one who' will do nothing himself, and will '~t trouble his Lordship by asking him to leave hisowvn per- ...