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... the Whig» took eare on that occasion to confine the franchise by the hard and fast fine of £10, and thas the real body of the were kept out. (Hear, hear, and cheers.) Still the Radicals of that day said to each other, “ Let us take from the Whigs what ...
... statesmen who receded from the Government rather than be parties to a policy dictated hy the patriotic objvots of ** dishing the Whigs,” and securing an party triamph. Tlook forward to the time when the present jugylory shall have ceased, and the great Conservative ...
... Duke and the kreburaptuous Member of Parliament who took a Whig. Peer . * name in vain. The letters appear this mornin g in as Edinburgh contemporary, and give us an idea ci the way in which a Whig Peer who is a representat are of his order regards the present ...
... sanctuary j if they were not quite neglected in the dise bution of the minor patronago. ' Great Whigs smiled at. the notion of a latge infusion of n lelod, and little Whigs asked, with superci ious com- placency, where tsasthe proof that* ew blood was conlfg gforwarA ...
... committee that ‘was soon appointed to jnire into the Cornish property of the Prince of Wales, party, and others, the then nd Whig ores, the Mor:.in; converted it into.a Peelite such a sense of his lif enough to im Tee of Mr Beresford toa he toe spony toll ...
... limed with silver, as as to prevent the slightest lust (rem verdigris; while all the ,lemests of the bees ars preserved without Whig io the slightest fisted with that bunted tams psostia: to oho gesorality of the Coffee, by being masentreted at the moderate ...
... the two seats of Aberdeenshire to be usurped without a struggle by the Liberals. Then why should Berwickshire be considered a Whig seat? Surely the good and true Constitutionalists of the Merse are forgetting the value of their principles in continuing to ...
... When alter that the party, consisting of the Duke of Newcastle, Mr. Sidney Herbert, and others, brought up the then moribund Whig organ, the Morning Chronicle, and converted it into a Peelite organ, Mr. Cooke had tact enough to impress the party with such ...
... bit two objects (Whig , and Tory), one'of which-is to be fondled, and. the other beaten. - One Is supposed to be- al good, the other all evil. - This political creed willamdmitofno middle being. Ifa ?? *|is not a Tory he muest be a Whig, &nudif he is. not ...
... non? of ?? the elebrsnof Iae IEarl and Co~untess of Scarborough. H3i was born inx Lhrli OF THE RRV. fl Cooir?.--The NoeMr,9 Whig of Monday says :1 ?? king iuies late lent'night, we Were-informed thbt Dr Cooke, who is now ia ?? in ?? thesaime stateos he ...
... it was introdaced in March to the House of Commons they could not imagine the consternation and ion excited among the party Whigs. They said, What! the Tories to introduce a Reform Bill anda Hoase- hold Suffrage Bill too? Was there ever anything so in- ...
... I can remember. Nearly the whole body of the peerage and diplomatic corps had vanished before the prorogation, not a single Whig peer remaining to be present at that ceremony, and not half. a•dozen Tory lords out of official livery. But there was a very ...