... tho confiscation of the property af the nobility and gentry. Is this lesson from French history to be disregarded ? Can the Whig nobi- lity and gentry be in their right mind when they advocate the disendowment of the Irish Church ? Is it that wo arc demented ...

... of his genius it being follows : I Whig or Tory I forget for Tories admire antiquity particularly ruin relics of the Temple of charm I I Tory But Whigs give good dinners” by-the-bye of “and moot amusing I am Whig Tories are moral morality is my forte ...

... Sir Graham is told by some Radical bold To go home or he'll lose his dinner; But the old bird twigs what is hoped by the Whigs, And just takes a sight at the sinner. Consider then, ye Peebles men, What you are about to do, For there's many a phiz besides ...

... King James. for civil and religious freedom • rememb, r the example of our forefathers, bishops, and barons, and good old Whigs, who always looke i t., ancient landmarks, clun 6 to the fundamental principles, held fast ancient charters, and so built up ...

... beheaded in the time of Charles I. The are old Whigs and great aristocrats. Mr. Labouchere, who is fighting Middlesex on the same side, is the nephew of the Mr. Labouchere who was a member of several Whig ministries, and a partner in the house of Baring ...

... . A vast majority of Liberals has been returned ; but they are all of the old Liberal type ; rich tradesmen, here- ditary Whigs, and the old members make up most of Mr. Gladstone's supporters. No doubt the new Parlia- ment faithfully enough reflects the ...

... de-s cribed as a Whig who has been twenty and more ,a , in Parliament without making his merits known as . politician. Mr. Passmore Edwards, en the contrary, ,1 lauded as a sound Liberal, a thoroughly good Reformer, whom the old Whigs of Traro will not ...

... had, and ought to be returned. Lord St. Germans, too, a Whig, had told him that he was willing that he should come with his honest story among his tenants, and Admiral Tucker, another decided Whig, had promised him one of his votes, thinking he had been ...

... concessions, by which prosecutions of the worst cases were abandoned. A Tory briber In Easel would be paired off against a Whig malefactor in Yorkshire These convenient arrangements will now cease. Election petitions have become like herbed hooks, which ...

... amusing. I think lam a Whig. But then the Tories are so moral, and morality is my forte. I must be a Tory. But the Whig 3 dress so much better, and an ill- dress'd party, like an ill-dress'd man, must be wrong. Yes, lam a decided Whig. And yet — l feel like ...

... Radicaksm to which he has long been tending ; no bond between him anel the sober Liberalism of tne middle classes or of the great Whig families. He will be, no doubt, a more desperate and dangerous politician than heretofore. But in the same proportion he will ...

... and responsibility. devoted follower Henry Clay, when ho began to mingle in i*olitic* lie heartily espoused tho platform of Whig party, ami the claim* of Clay tho I’rwidential chair. During the *(1 minis* ruth ok Polk, therefore, in whoso term the Mexican ...