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... right. Hence his departure from the groove of policy to the straight road pointed out by principle. His standing aloof from the Whig party on this question has raised up fox him admirers who have been hitherto of another party, and hence their desire to secure ...

... that chaste print, which I suppose dare taot sully its columnt with anything calculated to injure the very mild policy of the Whigs, at whose head stands Lord Hartington and at whose tail stands Mr. John Fell.—Yours respectfully, Barrow, Jane 4, 1177. A LIBERAL ...

... that is, that I cannot endorse his sweeping remarks about the Whigs. The party who have writ the history of England in noble characters for the la,t thirty yoars have included leading Whig statesmen, and 43 never have won their triumphs without the aid ...

... safety of this Protes- The opponent of Whigs has silently and secretely tent kingdom to be governed by a Popish Prince. adopted much ot the Whig principle. Re caught Hence 'William and Mary were called to the the Whigs bathiug 'as has been said and stole ...

... Burke when he seceded from the Whigs in 1793, have said, There • is a severence which cannot be healed. I have lost my old friends and tun too old to make new ones. I refer not only to members of his own party, but those Whigs who had professed themselves ...

... of the Reform Parliament. He was violently denounced by the Whig organs of the place as a Tory, and yet we are told he came out as a leelical. The fact is he came out as an opponent of the Whigs. and always remained such he was proposed by a Tory andsecoudeff ...

... and held it till he was called to the Upper House in his father's barony of Lowther, in the year 1841. The advent of the Whigs in 1830 threw him out of office, but when Sir Robert Peel returned to office in 1834, Lord Lonsdale, or, as he was then called ...

... Administration must be made up entirely of the great middle party of Conservatives, like Lord Derby. who have turned Whig, and of Whigs, like Lord Forteseue, who have gone over to the Tories. But these makers of mud pies forget that it is precisely on ...

... The Conservative Ministry of 'our day are ready to heap contemptuous expressions on the old Whigs of last century; but surely they are acting like the old Whigs in clinging to the semblance of power after the substance has slipped away. ...

... did diepise this terror of the upper ten. He made a speech and voted for the Ballot in 1853 : but the frigid aristocratic Whigs, who still have pretensions as the natural leaders and hereditary champions of the people, never then thought of doing anything ...

... Fothergill appears to have stumbled in his writing when he asks us with an air of comic seriousness to believe that to the Whigs we are indebted for the reforms that have been accomplished, and in a fatherly way admonishes us to praise the bridge that ...