... alto- jgether ignorant of history. I thought I foresaw the con- ...

... integrity. Their rivals, tbe Whigs, she regarded with childish dread nnd horror. To thwart and insult their hereditary Sovereign, to undermine the Church by encouraging dissent — such were the odious in- stincts of a Whig. The Tories, therefore, were ...

... Minister ! (Little minds lavish of language so big) ; Faction's insanity Apint, humanity, Bant cf the Radical, wail of the Whig. Tuikish atrocity, All Lowe's pomposity, Girdirgs rf Gladstone, aud wrath of Argyll; Every stump orator's ghastly jocosity ...

... done very much better as a leader of the party than he expected. The party had perfect confidence in him, but he carried his Whig caution to an extreme. Mr. Trevelyan'a Household Suffrage Bill should be made the subject of the first fight by the Liberals ...

... union by coalescing with the Whig element of the party, whose policy is very slightly distinguished from that of the present Government. The Non- ; conformist representation in Parliament is at least equal to that of the Whig element, which supports the ...

... having been a Whig by birth, became one, and hereafter constantly presented the aspect of that well-marked class of politicians. Poeta nascitur, orator fit ; and so as a rule a man not born a Liberal may become a Liberal ; but to be a Whig he must be ...

... Btiongeit Government which has held sway iv Euglani since the days cf Piit, so more can be expected at tueir hands than from the Whigs and Kaiicals, wha are always ?? and using ad captandum argument*. Tv : Lett friends of the colonies aro the Tories, and the ...

... capital. In tbe previous year the figures under tbis bead were £26,643,000, equal to 4 37, or about 4*} per cent. The folio whig table shows tbe rates of dividend paid on the various descriptions of capital : — Divide nds paid. Ordinary. Guaranteed. J ...

... course, was made a member of her Majesty's Privy Council. .Since 1839 the marquis was merely a supporter of bis friends the Whigs, and took no prominent part in politics except on urgent occasions, when he waa called upen to vote with hia political friends ...

... , and which referred to irri^atinn and mf.ic in canals in India, aud was inth; f illowing terms : — The political names. Whig, Tory, aad Radical, scramble and tear e*ch other for a share of tbe wretched plunder, instead of striving man- fully *nd nobly ...

... desired by M. Marcow. M. Choiseul, a R3- publican,severely condemned the tacticsof the Bona- partists, whom he charged with thro whig discredit upon the parliamentary system. He deni tnded urgency for M. Mitchell's motion, and his demand was agreed to by a ...

... Robert Peel, and, thongh the repeal of the Corn Law* and the succeeding legislation are attributable to the joint vote* of the Whig* and Peelitea, these two parties were in a state of intense hatred and jealousy of one another down to the coalition under ...