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... neither. I saw contending powers: on the oue eide, the great body of the Tory party ; on the other side, the great body of the Whig party. I truckled to neither, and I acquired the hate of both. Theee d.tici lions amounted to nothing less than Inaina- atirg ...
... whole of the property would go to the landlords. In conclusion he Bald it had been the great and glorious privileges of the Whig party in past times to have se- cured civil and religious freedom. By a wise instinct the leading men ana statesmen of the ...
... with a sense of rehef and re- pose. SU John Brown shown a marvellously clever painting by Yanscheudel of a maiket woman sho whig her warts by the light of a candle, which makes a UtUe halo of light in the midst of the darkness. A fiae canvas, in good grey ...
... property of the Irish Church would go to the landlords. In conclusion he eaid it had been the great and glorious privileges of the Whig party in past times to have ae- cured civil acd religious freedom. By a wise instinct tbe leadiog men and statesmen of the ...
... nnro indignant eloquence the designs and the craft of Mr. Gladstone, or tbe treasons of Mr Beight, or the dishonesty of the Whigs. Pa- triotism and purity culminated in Sir H. Edwards ; and now, to the infinite horror of hi 3 righteous soul, it appears ...
... place of Toryism, as the military clubs are its most efficient schools. In the Conserva- tive reaction organised againßt the Whig Govern— ant of 1835, the influence of the Horse Guards, then ruled over by Lord Bill, was felt most potentially; aad Lpiil ...
... another and very much worse world — Feme disreputable double of Lord Darby, Instead ot taking a leap in the dark to dull the Whig-*, mii«ht he made his enemy stand and deliver on ttouaalo-v Heath, on pain of receiving a couple of balls in bri head, and ...
... to pursue; I saw contending power* ; on one side tbe great body of the Tory party, on the otbtr tide the great body of the Whig party ; I truckled to neither — (hear, htar) — aud I incurred the hate of botb. (Hear.) Nevertheless, I went on, aud 20 years ...