... Whigism, which are, he says, the natiou's true peril, and warned them at Birmingham these words : They (the Conservatives Whigs) may dam the stream, they may keep back toe waters, but the volume is ever increasing, and it descends with an accelerated ...

... matters appear, the appointment looks of the old Whig type. Given place to be filled, the theory is that—previous tastes or pursuits, or opinions, have little to be considered in the candidate for the post—a Whig hereditary or converted will fit anything. Last ...

... of patriots for places, that his nervons system is sacrificed bom-h--at the shrine of promises that have no performance. The Whig party, who alone comprehend the genius the British constitution, are reported to be borne iuto his astonished presence with ...

... He quite agreed with former speakers the necessity for some special legislation for Ireland. Ihe people had been degraded by Whig legislation. Sir R. Peel ridiculed the idea of Mr. Long setting himself as the champion of Irish nationality, and contended ...

... mare s neat, of the workhouse, who is to by its provisions, denies that used any to- Xcuthrir wa, baffled by the old man Smart Whig left the house. Tho committee have been directed to continue tho prosecution of their mqnlirtea. la the them is evidence that ...

... powered money, and documents 101 l a Weladder and a very formidable they were prepared to offer a mashdrift la tM mat of their Whig detected. PREACH of PROMISE-22,000 DAMAGES• In do Odd of Quoit% Meal Mae W word v. Ark. Om been bled. um seas ler d et Ma ...

... told leadership sfficadoua of Liberal party is in Mir R Feci' William sola for hi Whig 1830 to of John to of called to Lord thi it John placed Court from all in tha Whigs Almost of gleefully all smart toying of (now Earl Derby) Lord John among Liberal ...

... The story is denied by the Morning Priv( which states thaS the brothers in question have not met for seine time, one of them 'Whig in Napier' ...

... instead of merely having the unmeaning cry of Palmereton for ever ! no politics, and no reform.—Mr. R. Lang charge , ' the Whigs with regularly breaking their pledgeswhen in office. He coin!ained that there was no allusion to the malt tax in the speech ...

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... powerful a Government. He inclined to despair of bis Conservative principles, and ready to believe that Providence has caused Whigs and Radicals to adhere to the Treasury Bench by a necessary law of gravitation that, however mysterious, can in no wise be ...

... occupant to found a see for Cornwall, and the Bishop of Exeter is more than favourable the scheme. But it hopeless to look to a Whig Government for a measure which would be likely to benefit the Church, and increase its efficiency. One of the old companions ...