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... last possessor of the titles, and was one of those honours which Earl Grey conferred with such a liberal band to induce his Whig friends to make a show of cheerfully resigning the rotten boroughs in their possession into the drag-net of Schedule A. We ...
... great questions which would be acceptable to the moderate Whigs? It is evident we cannot next session ally ourselves with the extreme Radicals, and that we ought to ally ourselves to the moderate Whigs. With regard to the I.nd question in Ireland, the extreme ...
... The Oalantuonto itself is superior; and finally, that our equable DR.,TOHNSON AND BLACKFRIARS BRIDGE. TO THE EDITOR. am a Whig, of the sort described in the politi ca l article in the new number of theQuartery : Review. Bein g therefore, a lover of justice ...
... supported the bill through thick and thin? Why, Mr. Young, of Wisbech (cheers). The Conservative party and a section of the old Whig party agreed that the suffrage must be based on rating, not rental, and we defeated the Reform Bill (cheers). What did they ...
... cause in years gone by; or I may come to more recent times when we remember the Stanleys, of high patrician rank a Whig amongst the Whigs, holding at that time office, enlightened and liberal, but at same time firm and temperate; or I may speak again of ...
... who sympathised with Mr. Fox in his enthusiasm for the principles of 1789 ; and the same fatal bias, in a section of the Whig aristocracy, has been the c hief cause of that gradual demoralisation ef British statemanship which, unless promptly arrested ...
... policeman,, had be,ent looking for the prisoner ever and did not find her. until Saturday. He produced a pair of trousers whiG% the prosecutor identified. Prisoner raised money upon them at the shopof a pawnbroker, and afterwards, made a statutory d ...
... believe it, bet' that was a fear in which he never indulged (hear, hair), for he thought now, as he always had done, 'terra& the Whigs were true to their traditions (hear, and laughter). They talked about the eaten- , viwa of the franchise; yet, when they had ...
... that description it would probably break up the Radical government. He strongly urged that there should be no alliance with Whigs or Radicals (alluding to the article in the Quarterly Review), but the maintenance of a bold and independent line of action ...
... poll. Governing Ireland by a dodge is saiething which the Fenians will not have. They will not be ruled by the priests, nor by Whig place-hunters. We still believe that England intends to rule Ireland, and that Ireland can be ruled 'Without either violence ...
... frow these vain attempts to diminish it. The people having now the opinion that they are about again to be deceived by the Whigs, seem to be angry and determined. a tenant-right meeting held at Ballymoney, on,Wednesday, Sir Shafto Adair, in proposing ...
... trip up the very cabinet of which they happened to be members (applause). What they had to do was not to ally themselves with Whigs or Radicals, but to take a bold and independent line. Let them say to those who passed that iniquitous act of last year: ' ...