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... I imagine, may be a tolerably sound Whig, yet have very serious doubts the exi>odicncy of Iffr Gladstone’s measures. The case of the Irish Church doe# not, as far 1 cau see, come ncceswirily under the head of Whig or Tory politics, unless Ton?- ism simply ...
... incurables. Cornelius O'Dowd furnishes two contributions— One smart and one heavy. Happily and wittily does he compare the Whig Radical party to The Bobbery Pack 7-the slang phras6 in India for a pack of hounds of every imaginable race, kind, and country ...
... independent altogether of politics, it would be their duty press it upon their representatives in Parliament, whether they were Whig-*, 1 Radicals, or Tories (hear, bear). He bo|«d, too, that they would have the large sympathy the people of ! Bristol, it would ...
... note as the boy who had beaten the master. Mr. Brougham, when called to the Scottish bar, obtained little practice. He was a Whig, and in thosedaysall Scotland was under Tory domination and the despotism of Dundas. Whlgism was absolutely fatal to the prospects ...
... November, 1834, Sir Robert Peel assumed the reins of Government. and Lord Brougham resigned (dice with his colleagues. The Whig Ministry of Lord Melbourne, however, retooled to power in the following April, but Lord Brougham was not reappointed to the ...
... of the Church, aided and abetted by heathens, infidels and doubters, aud for the nonce allied with Mr. Gladstone and the Whigs and Liberals in an unprincipled party attack on the Treasury benches. These political Nonconformists profess the utmost horror ...
... Makes speeial appointment to H.R.fL the Prinee of Walss. MAKER of the GREAT CLOCK or the EXHIBITION, 1*62, THE CRBONOOEArH BY WHIG! TUB DbbET is Timed, ad the GOLD CASKETS presented bv the Citv of London to T.R.H. the Prince of Walee and Duke Edinbursh, ...
... the boy wile had beaten the master. . . . . Mr. Brougham, when cello' to the Scottish bar, obtained I little practice. WWI • Whig, and in theeedartall Scotland was meter Tory dem:in-Mien and the despotism of Dundee. Whigieni was siren lutely fatal to the ...
... early hours of the morning, under the excitement of a great party crisis, after the House had broken up, several of the leading Whig members, among whom he was conspicuous, were accustomed to adjourn to the residence of an hospitable friend in Richmond-terrace ...
... Woolsack. The Whig Ministry of Lord Melbourne, however, returned to power, and Brougham was not re-appointed to the Chancellorship. Since then he continued to hold an independent position in the Upper freely criticising the political measures of Whig and Tory ...
... SixrS AN~D SEVENcS.- The London correspondent of the Al aachester Guardiass ?? is agood saying current js nowv ascribed to a Whig M.P. Somebody, impatient ofth tenacity wherewith the Tories seemed resolved to cling to power, aslredlll-humrnoredly, Why ...
... by the matly rate tkl iii..it.dity. The naval ravings banks had been eminently and they were now at all the stations. lii !Whig an address of nearly three hours' duratiee, the ,Gglit centleman credit for the estimates, and tar: the sum of u3d, , Zi be ...