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... remembered have met one—whatever might be the colour of his politicswhether in public life be professed be the most moderate Whig, or the most uncompromising Radical, who was not—when it came to anything affecting his own Srsnnal comfort or interest—very ...
... of all the Whig opposition which was brought bear against it. And, notwithstanding the thunder of Fox, and the fierce denunciation of Grey, the Tories carried their point, and gave a most convincing proof that they did not, like the Whigs, look upon France ...
... principles of the Whigs, Canning used the following words re ply.— is meant to say that the commercial policy which recommend the country is founded on the principles of Wlilggism. history proves that proposition to untrae. I mean blame of Whig or Tory, adverting ...
... of the town the hands of the Liberal party. was this a fair state of things Was it reasonable, considering that Tories and Whigs alike bad to pay rates, that one party alone should have the control over the expenditure ? He did not wish to see large majority ...
... get behind the fire and cut off. THE EDINBURGH REVIEW AND THE WHIGS.— In the nnmber published yesterday morning, the Edinburgh Review says If Bar Gladstone had leaned more on his Whigs and less on his Radicals, would be Prime Minister still; if Bir ...
... years cottages and farm offices has exceeded £21,000, and that on drainage over £14,000. The duke^ commenced bis publio career Whig, and from the principles of that party never swerved; his opposition to everything of a revolutionary character being, however ...
... arise in their minds. Who had done this? The Hnnslet Poor-Law Guardians who, must be borne mind, were all either Radicals or Whigs. They had done this order to raise the valuation, and in order to levy rate of 2d. in the pound less for this half-year and ...
... dozen reform bills, make endless promises, and then perform nothing aIL That was, generally speaking, the policy of the Whigs. The Whigs had talked about education ever since 1832, bat had left the Chnrch of England to carry on. They boasted of their di ...
... beaten, was able, after repeated interruptions; to pronounce on the hustings at Wakefield these words, combination of the Whig and Radical parties will away like rotten snow. Those words were fixed upon his (Mr Stanhope's) memory, and he, for one, hod ...
... readers goes on: necessary that it rbonld be explained what Whig is. AU the Ministers of the English Government are divided in two parts. The party which is now office is tbat of the Whigs; their head are Lord Gladstone Prime Minister, and Lord Granville ...
... Mr James Wilaoo, Motley wgwd ve%zr , wholly ahetamed . Cns a mnnicipal election, becaoee did not 52L'.f2Lr niSSte man to a Whig a the caae might be. to what was beat lor Sftown The Mnnicinal Corporation Act was pa»ed in Jtrfre abolSh monopoly rod the ...
... 'i r e passage, which is well worthy of J .®ted every Conservative journal, will r«artv f)eB trong England, because the Whig Englishmen like moderation. But lion r'f rce circumstances, a large sec•oold tbe modera te party (which united sit , ' e . ...