... afloat a quarterly cargo of Whig sedition, in the shape of the Edinburgh Review, the Parliament House was stronghold of Toryism. Within its walls a Whig and a rascal were synonymous terms. For culprit in the dock to be an avowed Whig was, during the commotion ...

... occasion it was found that I should be successful in some degree in getting a , Committee , immediately a young nobleman of Whig principles stepped wand took the Committee out of my hands , and down dropped the whole question of national education . ( ...

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... may be , if it be possible for honesty to believe it right : to-support our present • Ministers , this honest man , whether Whig or-Tory must look upon all such attempts to influence the minds of voters as ^ equally disgraceful and criminal .. Butwe • ...

... feature of his speech was the fact—the appalling fact—that Mr Fan-weather solemnly announced his secession from the great Whig party . Allegiance ! vows to the blackest 1 said Mr Fairweather—U he will pardon us putting Shakspeare adapted for clerical ...

... IMM. H. aayethat the hill thrown by who, more dement the Whig Ml . me at of welting perm of the American Ithp•Mis. A /.err meld last Imre been made members of Hare ail Cowmen awry' the Whig Cabinet ging teethe we Tene let the Lore, Hammer he.. the re ...

... in the city that the best things the Whigs and Tories could do was to lie down very comfortably in the dirt together. (Laughter.) Who was it that had brought them into such deplorable plight? (A Voice—” The Whigs.”) Had it been by anything they (the ...

... fall back upon the heads of himself and the other members of recent Whig Administrations, and we have times without number exposed the tangled web of flimsy sophistry by which the Whigs have endeavoured to cajole the people of this country into the belief ...

... especially in this speech, follows in his ecclesiastical statistics? for he talks about so many souls” as if they formed item in a Whig- Radical budget. It is simply this, the more “souls” in parish the greater pay the man who has the care of them ; for the right ...

... Administration, I am quite prepared to support the existing Government in preference to that which would probably succeed it. Under Whig rule we had vacillation at home and indiscretion abroad, through which Fenianism raised its head in Ireland, and Abyssinian ...

... during his Parliamentary career been remarkable for great activity in either department. Ho has, it is true, been consistent Whig; has served his party well; and offers every promise that henceforward he will adopt pretty much that line of political principle ...