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... I League to illustrate the peculiar claims of the Whig {party to the confidence of the people, and the peculiar antagonism which had always been exhibited by the Tories towards popular rights, have thought it worth while to trace the history of these ...
... NEW SONGS and WHIG] BALLADS W. T. iton. Memories. Thy Voice Is Near. In the Downhill of Life. Mom on the Meadow. The Music of Her Voice. The Wishing Cup, Remember Me, and The Lily. Hawn (comic). Fair Spring Coming. Her Bright Smile. London: Published ...
... on the bank if he it ence got among them. The Whigs corrupted Parliament, and the Tories endeavoured to purify it. The Whigs imposed prohibitive duties, which the Tories did their best to take off. The Whigs enacted Catholic disabilities, which the Tories ...
... in out opinion the old fundamental difference between Whig and Tory, though inert at the present moment, may not improbably survive the difference between Liberal turd Conservative. No knowing Whig will allow himself, it can help it, to be taken back behind ...
... The remit of the Dublin election ■will not take »ny one eurprieo. ihell no doubt here it clumed u Whig Tlotoiy, but it ie » orn thet i«ty to which Whig policy has given ehspeand nemo. The nipportere of the Government it their epeolnl object eocurethie ...
... that it was merely done then make a show of liberality. It was little more Whig humbug. He alluded to the many misrepresentations which ho alleged had been made against him the Whig party, and encouraged his supporters tho prospect of general ©lection. During ...
... that if this were to be done upon the crude principle, or rather want of principle, propounded by Lord John Russell, the Whigs, who vaunted themselves as the champions of the working classes, must be prepared to accept the consequences, in an altered ...
... public smpfeydt, it seems too bad thel this feather-bed, costing five thousand year, should kept for the repose eoase faded Whig, who will not faithful to hie party anises is paid for it. Privy Seal or Privy Seal is not question the first consequence. ...
... of the hired mm, and must have been undertaken by any Government that might have been in office. Indeed, the action of the Whig Government in this matter was considerably stimulated by the action of Sir Jams Elphinstonb, and other dockyard members, who ...
... regretJ his death because it remove* tha one link which connected tit* present Government with the old and great Whig party. Then are Whig names certainly In the pnaant Ministerial list, bat they ate only name*. Lord datendon the only member that historic ...
... pushed to its utmost limits. Rather, however, than fail in satisfying the false cry which they themselves bad originated, the Whig Government decided to risk the efficiency the Navy, and to inflict, without remorse, unparalleled cruelty and injustice on ...
... John Russell defeated the Derby Reform Bill on its second reading in 1859. The fallacy it sought to combat was that with which Whig politicians so long deceived the country, namely,tbeoutcryfor a loweringof the franchise upon settled principle, and therefore ...