Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... into melanoboly rage. Haughty and insolent in the hey-day of his power, while luxuriating amid the bonours and rewards of the Whig clique, no wonder that he should feel cut and stung to the quick in the huout of their Rpbraid. ings end chastening reproofs ...
... _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 ...
... _Bills which emanated from _Conlive Lord A ...
... and whose .olitiow edcatison' ','has been under done.!' Itgratifiesii ous q-ualities of miinds to find one 'man called a Whig apd another a JTory, .whenItherewis no reeak or- essential differencebe- tween themht ,theuishe 0 hei;tqh Na; sert-of pby~ical ...
... bog test against the working men who have been daring as to meet end pens a resolution declaring this model old ! Edinburgh Whig, Mr Adam Mack, unfit to re• present the city ; and sorely invent of material mast he be to fulfil his task of whitewashing ...
... for mothini, replied his Lordship; what I want is men who will support me when I amwrong, and all Covernments, whether Whig or Tory, would like a cohort tf such men always at their backs. But they will have them no more. They must depend in future ...
... of the Whig Goveromient party. I use the words Government party observe, advisedly, be. cause* I have always been a Whig. I am a Whig now, and I object to, men monopolising that designation who have departed from the principles that the Whigs have hitherto ...
... in Great. tl Britain, the;Catholic portion of'the 'constitnencies' must be guided in the choice of candidates, be they Ii Whigs or Tories, Conservatives dr Liberals r'r to' d whatever shade of political party'thby'belong, by 'li the position such caudidatds ...
... the _first _resolution proposed at the _meeting in the Music _Hallwas thus led into & _fatal loEpcal _blunder . He _abused _Whigs and _Tones for withliolmng the _, nght 6 of the workin _^' _claasea , he claimed the fmnrhise as _a right _o and ended by ...
... against two Reformers. Query.-In these cir- cutustanecq are not the Conservatives, if they vote for these two supporters of the Whig Glovernment, de- *stroying the chances of the Derby tiovernmentcoming into pover, and would not their chances of getting 'into ...
... to a6, the other vigorously opposes it $ and now the two constitne'ncies' whioh have! both' been -epresented by a liberal 'Whig of the' typo of Macaulay have- -to approve or disapprove' of 'ithe; policy of these Itwo men.' In ' the meantime 'the indications ...