... Time went on. I steadily supported the bill, and what has been the result ? Why we have got a more liberal bill than ever Whig proposed. (Hear). We shall find now what the great people of England really mean ; and I have got confidence in the righth ...

... more-to-eat-and drink” point of view, and look upon confiscation sacredly right, and atheism as holiness. But the average Whigs—the rank and file of the great Party of Progress”—have a vague notion that movement is improvement, and, so long as they are ...

... General, not only may a valuable authority on matters connected with the Irish 1)0 loat, but way may actually opened for a Whig candidate bring returned. Loyalty to the cause which these gentlemen profess to have so much at heart will probably lead them ...

... rose to close debate that was conjectured at the outset to give victory to the Whigs. Mr Disraeli in his opening sentences crushingly contrasted the placid temper of the Whigs in suppressing the Habeas Corpus in Ireland when in office, with their turbu- ...

... Lennox has been dealing some sledge-hammer blows to Whig apologists respecting the national expenditure. The Times, which has re-echoed the Whig arguments, and with suggestive docility, adopted the Whig figures, finding itself unable to resist Lord Henry’s ...

... used to be known as the Whig or Liberal party, has for many years been managed by a knot of about half dozen of the most successful tradesmen of the town, passed Mayors, and occupants of the borough bench. This junta selected the Whig candidates without any ...

... the maintenance of a lasting peace in Europe,” would it not be madness to revert to the “meddle and muddle” policy of the Whigs, so long at least as several millions of men are equipped for battle Europe, merely awaiting the word of command ? During the ...

... which won’t follow Mr iadstone is, that it inexpedient to deal with so m fc Ue^ tlon . by a P abstract resolution. Then the oid Whig families, following the lead of Earl Russell, refuse to support a policy of spoliation. Lastly the members of the Irish Church ...

... Herald has taken the pains to prove. The Parliament of 1837 was elected under Whig auspices ; the Parliament of 1865 now existing was also elected under Whig auspices ; yet the Whig Government of 1840-41 continued to hold office, although beaten no less than ...

... ini iter of the Crown- We suppose the statemei.is in. question will be found in Mr Disraeli's Edinburgh speech, which the Whigs are most industriously endeavouring to pervert. It will occur to most people that the House of Commons is the proper place ...

... and prerogative as supreme power, is not entitled to any private opinion. If the Sovereign is to be made to conform to this Whig theory, and to be reduced to the condition of a puppet, it is not difficult to see what the issue of the change must be. With ...

... THE NEWCASTLE DAILY JOURNAL, TUESDAY, JULY'2B, 1868. Whiggism that the Whigs should invariably with their places lose their temper. It is not merely an accident that the leading Whigs are always bad tempered. A certain tetchy petulance seems quite the rule ...