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... upon his followers to vote for Catholic Emancipation; but they took their revenge, and left him to the tender mercies of the Whigs. Peel persuaded them into passing the Corn-laws; but they bided their I time, and ultimately left him in the lurch. Disraeli ...
... 11/S WRY AND POLITICS. ANALYSIS OP THE REFORM BILL. Ng thirty-five years both Whig and Tory have nianaged te best- off all assaults upon the Constitution as it was hs 1832. It must not be imagined, however, that Act then passed was a settlement, or admitted ...
... the Whig side. ( Ministerial cheers andisented on the 21st of June, praying for iiiimiry into the facts laughter.) The Conservative feeling was so strong in Dartmouth' therein alleged. and moved that they might be heard by their that if the Whigs meant ...
... seven yens old. There was also a letter showing that the deceased had travelled lin Australia. There was a piece of paper, on Whig% was written— I have been over here six years. May Ide better next year ! On an envelope was written the address of ahead ...
... tributiens. It is to be under the direction of If. Umber., a traveller of some note. A young Norwegian in Wisconsin is 7 feet 10 Whig le height. The Queen has nominated the Prince of Wales to bea of the most ancient Order of the Thistle. The gliddleaex magistrates ...
... speeches of, for *maple, Mr. Disraeli. When he surveyed Westminster Abbe, Ma St. Paul's Cathedral, we may conjecture that the oar Whig et the nature of amazement experienced by him was WA middt attended the difficulties of understanding why we did see sem vert ...
... place, in consequence of our political creed. Our adherence to it only makes it daily more distasteful to the public. Let the Whigs take turn and turn about at Constitutional opposition if it be such a mighty fine thing for the due administration of public ...
... laughter.) The Conservative feeling was so strong in Dartmouth that if the Whigs meant to fight the borough they could not de It without bribing, and that made all the mischief. If the Whigs would only let them alone, there would be nothing of the kind. He reminded ...
... Mr. Turner and Mrs. Menden made excellent representatives of the lawyer and the old housekeeper, the make-up in each ease Whig perfect. Miss Johnstone, as an incarnation of the proprieties, Mildew, was rather too conscious of the absurdities she has ...
... vitriol-omegas. We have often thought the old reproach exaggerated. We have lived to see, and to read in their own words, that Whig end Tory are verily two thieves between whom the Constitution is crucified. No more Bishops. We hope we may be in time to ...
... place, in consequence of our political creed. Our adherence to it only makes it daily more distasteful to the public. Let the Whigs take turn and turn about at Constitutional opposition if it be such a mighty fine thing for the due administration of public ...
... last moment be yielded to a tremendous bribe, and that came from the Whig side. (Ministerial cheers and laughter.) The Conservative feeling was so strong in Dartmouth taat if the Whigs meant to fight the borough they could not do it without bribing, and ...