... although it may contain no Whig or Adullaiuite elements. If, to use the language of theatrical critics, we compare the caste of the new Ministry with that the old, the superiority of the Conservative Administration to the Whig-Peelite-Radical one which ...

... cities in England, notwithstanding the desertion of the aristocratic Whigs. You have many warm and true frienda among the Whig party in the House of Commons. I bold mvself to be Whig in the sense of the definition of the word in 1832, end so do many of ...

... have appeared all gulf—the difficulty being to pick out a solid spot upon which to found a creed. The Whigs are admittedly extinct, that is the old Whigs of 1688, and the Tories were all but defuuct. There was more friendship between these factions and more ...

... ” waste, anc ruinous expenditure, have each and all had their course and impunity, under each succeeding Government—Tory or Whig—that much remains under responsible and representative government to be accomplished ; and that much will only and can only ...

... Parlia- mentary Reform. Almostall the great centres of population have given the lie to the con- venient arguments of Tories and Whigs alike, that the people care not for Reform—that they are wholly indifferent to the question whether or not they shall be placed ...

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... Opposition.—A greater man than either Tierney or Ponsonl»y had pushed his way to the front, aud a new spirit into the ranks of the Whig party. From the appointment of Brougham to the post of leader of Opposition, the work regeneration proceeded at a rapid pace; ...

... - lan - Vor and Waverley— Dialogue between Cullum Ben and the hig Landlord—Scene the Smithy of Cairnvreekan —Awa' *i' the Whigs—Description of Charlie. Songs— Bonnie Prince Charlie, and Allister Mucnllisler. ftKCOTtD. . . A Tale of Rivalry in Love—An ...

... labour, as far practicable, to close their workshops on that day. Now, I ask any one, be he Reformer or non- Reformer, Tory, Whig, or Radical, whether this is not going rather too far. Why should day's labour be lost ? The masters, under the present between ...

... saved its life, and in summing he attributed the defeat of the measure almost wholly to the tactics and opposition of the old Whig party, prominent among whom be clfcssed Lord Elcho and Mr Laing. He in a great measure absolved the Conservatives, as a party ...

... hoped for least will be the least disappointed. It can scarcely be held to be a more liberal measure than that on which the Whigs succeeded is ousting the last Conservative Administration, while it fallß far short of Earl Russell's, which proposed a £lO ...

... order. No one would listen to him. In 17!>7 he gave the attempt, and from that time till 1830 the question, forsaken by the Whigs, was let the Radicals, headed by Sir F. Bunlett; nor were the public much more anxious the suij ct In 1821 only nineteen petitions ...