... estimate Many of his acts appear indefensibly tyrannical. but we mnst remember it was* age of violent measures the influence the Whigs, even in their minority, was overwhelming, being a? they were the founders the reigning dynasty, and their opposition was ...

... regulating the employment r of children were so imperfect and ineffective, and this resolution was lost, being opposed by the Whig Government of the day. Lard Ashley, however, had no reason be discouraged m the majority against hfei was only #>• 1839 the ...

... positive assurance that he would persist to the bitter end in moving his Resolutions, and that neither the frowns of the Whigs nor the desertion of his Cornier colleagues would shake him in his firm resolve. It was, indeed, the recollection of these ...

... from pressing his two last and most obnoxious resolutions. The cheers which greeted this announcement came entirely from the Whig benches below the gangway. Then there was a silence almost of stapification. Lord Hartington jumped and remarked in a off-hand ...

... called a barren one. What with the playful exuberance of the Home Rulers on the-one hand, and,the frantic exertions the Whigs and Radicals to preserve the outward semblance of unity of action on the part of the Liberals on the other, it is already quite ...

... TICE K., awns. Footstep, and upwards of 10S whimme n neve olutely selected by epeethes • the tenee of subvcripUon to which (=Whig Supplements. Keys, de.) is to the eat of to give everyone an opportunity of =VEa the successes to store, 10s. can aud the when ...

... intended to pay a sincere all-round compliment diplomatists in general, together with the whole body of British legislators—Tory, Whig, and Radical. Otherwise the compliment might certainly be regarded as a somewhat equivocal ont'. and might taken as simply ...

... as during the last few days. There were so many points about which people felt anxious. Would ne break altogether with the Whigs and Moderates his party, and throw in his lot, for good ill, with the Extremists. ' If so. was prepared to adopt their entire ...

... provincial newspajters still persist saying that it was the Radicals alone who supported Mr. Gladstone's five resolutions, and the Whigs who promised to vote with Sir John Lubbock. Nothing could be more incorrect. As many Radicals would have gone into the lobby ...

... at Worcester was founded, for political reasons, to regain predominence elections, which one of the parties, forget whether Whig or Tory, had then lost. It is presumptuous in me to endeavour to fill up blank, but I would suggest the anchor mark which the ...

... the detection and punishment of pubbcans who supply customers manifestly a state of inebriety with drink. Ths advice of Mr. Whig ley may wisely acted upon. more careful inspection of public-houses and beershops would do much towards repressing drunkenness ...

... or his position, and put aside the great question of the welfare of the peoplo. In Manchester they had got over tbat,and the Whig*, Tories, Home Rulers, and others unable to return man Parliament unless he was sound this point—tho result was that his (Sir ...