... receive from the country a generous support. A Conservative is not necessarily an obstructive • he is quite as capable as either Whig or Radical of understanding and applying principles in legislation, and in an old country vastly more likely to conceive and ...

... Earl of Derby and Earl Russell have both declared Church-rates to be a burden on land; the leaders of the Conservatives and Whigs in the House of Commons are agreed on this question ; the ultra-Dissenters have distinct objects in contemplation which make ...

... for Irish discontent is a startling fact. The Foxite Whigs seem to forget nothing and learn nothing; but we were hardly prepared to find that Earl Grey hoped to improve Ireland by the exclusively Whig politics of the beginning of this century. An unattached ...

... Grosvenor seconded the nomination. The ignorant or the malicious might suppose that the Lichfield House compact is renewed. Among Whigs ' however, these compliances are—sometimes accidental and sometimes hypocritical—altogether not very creditable displays got ...

... Grosvenor seconded the nomination. The ignorant or the malicious might suppose that the Lichfield House compact is renewed. Among Whigs, however, these compliances are—sometimes accidental and sometimes hypocritical—altogether not very creditable displays got ...

... 123,000. At this period of the session it was impossible to carry a measure so full of anomalies, and he appealed to the old Whigs, with whom the issue lay, to save the country from the consequences which had been entailed by the blunders of the Government ...

... Government. It is the most complete and 1,0 owing exposure of vacillating truckling and undecided measures we have seen since the Whigs cajoled the people to intrust them with the cares of State. The manner in -which they arc 203 at one time pulled about in ...

... It is the most pompiete and harrowing exposure of vacillating truckling ,and- upcifci4B (1 Lueasures we have sem) sinco the Whigs, cajole4,t4tpcAplq i tA int4loP them with the cares of state. The mathier Ili which' they are at one time pulled about in ...

... to confine their efforts to modification and improvement. There is great danger of drifting too far towards democracy. The Whigs and Radicals of these latter days are neither so wise nor so well. informed as Mr. Fox. It was admirably said by Fox, that ...

... and duty ; they. appreciate their position and manifest Parliamentary skill, they will receive suPPort frornoved moderate Whigs, and their decisions will be o f a by the H ouse o f L or d s . Th ere n eed be 11 0 ft tr A in ta popular storm ; there will ...

... that if this Government fall, presided over by the most eminent statesman now living of the Whig party, we are likely to see the entire extinction of the Whigs as a governing party in the affairs of this country; but, whether the Government are equal to ...

... welfare of the working 1 ,0 neglected. And all those deplorable results arising from the mistaken pride of an elderly and a able Whig minister. We conceive it to be quite impossible to get up such a political commotion as, from its physical force, should menace ...