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... RUSSELL*. Admirably as Mr. Spencer Walpole has accom= | plished the task intrusted to him of writing thol life of the great Whig statesman of our times, we #hould nevertheless not be greatly surprised if the first feeling of the reader on rising from the’ ...
... with an irresistible majority. Did he keep it, or throw it away ? If the latter, how ? He flung himself into the hands of the Whig party. I ventured to offer a word of advice on a question of taxation in the interest of ‘¢ the .masses.”’ I begged Mr. Bright ...
... this object. Nothing should | divide them. Conum:iv;s, hr;msinhumm;l. Y&u specially, su Eoflenote onarchy, whom the sause oty’whig 1 am the representative has gathered round me, set the example of concord apd patriotism. Wherever you have candidates sapport ...
... law-breaking. It is considered s sufficient ‘answer to them to say, ** the law is the law.”’ ~ But the law is not always the law. Whigs would say that the Stan Chamber law was not the law. It is ‘usual to sympathize with Hampden for his resistance to ship-money ...
... an error of judgment committed, an error of strategy, sn error of tacties. But that was by no means tbe view of the Northern Whig, snd there it was that the right bon. gentleman Lad seriously misread tle opinion of by far the ablest of bis supporters in ...
... very courteous note, remarking on the contrast between Peel’s ractice and that of the Whigs, and assuming that Eeel conferred egee s for merit only, whife the Whigs reward poiitio:l subserviency. Lord John Russell was more than equal to the occasion; ...
... GLADSTONE, in describing the attitude of the Whig Opposition early in the century and condemning PirT and the Tories, does not even mention that such a thing as NAPOLEON’S power existed. In despite of the Whigs, he says, the‘ nation was crushed down by the ...
... agitate against grievances with fair prospects of redress, and the path of reform was ?nirly entered upon. Yet the record of the Whig rule for 1830 to 1841 may be summed up as the wilful abuse of opportunities. They came in with a loud flourish of financial ...
... prisoners.’’ That, surely, is the true principle to apply, and it bas not |nheqm‘:lj been applied by statesmen, both Conservative Whig. Imld E:vo a long liss oforfiolitic-l offenders who have treatec in accordance with this winci?lo, but I conten! myself withafew ...
... biifi:““' The party, which he might call Bofg gy 20-Parnellite-Socialist p-rg.. was made ud gy, bt of elements eompciainio old Whigs azuin, 010 U¢ruLiberals. Such men as Lord Roscbery, hame é the oue hand, and such men as Mr. Cunning- Clack .f:lhm. Mr. Conybeare ...
... the mistrust of his own colleagues and followers ; on the history of the second MELBOURNE Administration, during ~which the Whig party fell into deep disrepute, “while Lorp ParmerstoN astonished the world and alarmed the State by-the brilliant and success'ful ...
... course, subject to revicw by higher courts. Second.—The archdeacon with a jury of sevem larmen when demanded by either party or w.hig», .nd-nuuuorncthanwdthe;ml B Third.—The Bishop as sole Jn\m; but only in synod. Sittinfn in camera to be lished. Homan pature ...