... the better artisans, it would sound reason for excluding the former, and admitting the latter in Conservative Reform Bill The Whig difficulty was. seem attempt this not do it. What Liberals really wanted was swamp the existing constituencies with such a ...

... Court. It is not our intention to cast blame upon the defendant regards this unseemly trial, or its defence : we are guised Whigs, and the defendant unmitigated Tory ; nevertheless, we say let right and justice be ever done our courts of law. The action ...

... office, with its patronage, emoluments, powers influence, and the charms of public life, for a generation ; otherwise the Whigs will inevitably be reinstated as the best friends of peace and non-intervention; the promoters financial economy, of civil ...

... that were moved to the Reform Bill that was brought in by them you will find that they were moved by scions of the principal Whig families the country, and when they moved amendments for the defeat a measure which they did not approve, I ask you, was not ...

... applicable to universal suffrage ; and yet the reform he really demands, to retain the least chance of being patronised by the Whigs, must be far short of manhood suffrage. The same reform platform exhibits men of very advanced opinions, such as Mr. Beales ...

... troops then 1 ® , 01, . Nevertheless it has had its Whigs fah-j ’.a® other professions ; and its eminent (j® B ? lvi^e between the parties pretty as Fielding was a Whig Rod ’ 8 th 6 tVL. y* Bnrke a Whig and Johnson a the wu*- 8 may c^a l Kcppel and the ...

... refers the decline of the Irish population not to the “three bad harvests,” hut to twenty years of almost unbroken Whig rule.” The purpose of Whig Cabinets, was, he said, be thus expressed : Drive i the human beings away to America: send in cows and oxen; ...

... were wilKmr that i ha'lenge, and I»ril Derliy find his cost that llnv had acc« it. (LAj»plause.) The he said, had inced the Whig* of this and other large t ...

... arguments applicable to universal suffrage; and yet the reform really demands, to retain the least chance being patronised by the Whigs, mast far short manhood suffrage. The same reform platform exhibits men of advanced opinions, such Mr Beaks, the hex.il the ...

... party be bre ▪ Ia the emir et the teeelee I wet sad stemgs an is from that sneseewt she seem so • te me. Ohs we. • is ewe Whig et 'Jae,' sekher V l Heei ollooffit be wee yew -he lehl ree , et an may .1 kb Moeda Jobe -Jan: be • why tide* yes tell ?-yes ...

... whom we love, You old turncoat it's time yoa were taught, 3 That your paper—iu va'ue—is not worth s groat, You ones were a Whig—and not then worth o fig ; Bat wow you ro a lory—you slavish o d prig, You blow hot and ¢o'd, and you’ e beught aud yoa're ...

... part. These infidels in all that relates to politics are in truth remarkably impartial in their suspicions. They snspect the Whigs —they suspect the Kadicals—they snspect the Tories. .To them the three party names are bat the labels of three different orders ...