... and consummated those periods when Constitutional Government held the reins of power. In spite of the vulgar declamations of Whig and Kadic ...

... '* and laughter;. Now, I am astonished that the Tory country gentlemen have submitted to this state of thing* so long I am a Whig country gentleman laugh;, and 1 not ashamed the designation, and. according my notion, this state of affa ra is to the Crown ...

... dissentients who upset Mr. Gladstone’s coach, and, with other members of the Cave and Tea-room parties, helped to prevent the Whig Reform Bill passing, and exasperated Mr. Gladstone as to drive him to that state of desperation which determined him upon burning ...

... had done, everything was wrong that it had attempted to do. Public morality had ceased since the Whigs went out, and would never be restored until the Whigs, or their masters, the Radicals, came in again, with Lord Russell, Mr. Gladstone, Mr. Bright, Mr ...

... 1»67 restored to the working men the franchise which the Whigs robbed them of, and bow they had been opposed in every attempt restore that franchise by the Whigs and Radicals. friends the Whigs and Radicals, who for years had been professing an earnest ...

... lords that ever was, still he’d be n&c pttr fls there vacancy for our correspondent in the hospital lor Incurables? Whig\ —Northern Whig. Tub Favodb of Womex’s Scffracb, which ba« just been presented to the House, received 21,757 eignatmes. These signatures ...

... Earl of Kimberley hardly i a single measure of beneficial legislation ever emanated from Liberal Cabinet. It is only when the Whigs are out of office that they become |>atriota. To be out in the cold works miracle upon them. There is no end of their love ...

... 1866. The finances of the country are in deplorable state. Whatever little good has been done has been inherited from the Whigs, and whatever great wrong is attributable simply the inherent viciousness of Conservative action. Mr. Gladstone, in bis address ...

... regarded England, was point upon which all. believed, Whigs, Conservative*, and Tories, alike ought join (hear. hear). must indeed very nice for the consciences of those gentlemen who were going to support Whig Government that would forward proposition directly ...

... electors of Bath, that the Whig party never thought—it never entered into their imaginations—V> give to every ratepayer a vote. Every ratepayer the towns, whether paid a shilling rate or a rate, aow bad a vote. Dii the Whigs ever think this? (“Yes,” “Never ...

... measure passed exclusively in the interest of the Whigs, which sacrificed the industrial to the middle classes. At very early period he was wise enough to see that Reform was likely to be made by the Whigs a perpetually-recurring expedient for keeping or ...

... defence raised hv Mr. which he made them, along with bis bow parting-- Huddleston, in what the judge described as able and “The Whigs have cast off,” said he, and they shall eloquent speech. argued that the girl, being seized repent it'” with the pains of labour ...