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... entertained the thought that the rights of property would be endangered by the transfer of power from the Whig to the Tory, or from the Tory to the Whig section of party. This is a very satisfactory ground for confidence, and in times of peril it must prove ...
... communications, notices, and orders for this publication be addressed to No. 20, St. Swithin's Lane, London. SIRS, A YORKSHIRE Whig, who and whose predecessors have exercised considerable influence in the elections for that county before and since the Reform ...
... we consider it most fortunate for peace and order that the administration of public and political affairs should be in the Whig party, because it operates as a restraining force on the conduct of a large section of its Parliamentary supporters. No rational ...
... conspire to produce a sort of panic in the monty market when party spirit runs high. This, however, did not take place when the Whigs ascended to power in November 1830, nor when the Tories were recalled in November 1834; and the principal cause for so remarkable ...
... of power between the Whig and the Tory parties. The latter may be able to muster fewer adherents at public meetings in great cities; the talk, the bustle, and the clamour, belongs to those who mainly contributed to lift the Whigs into power, and who then ...
... and most serious apprehension. It has been long felt and acknowledged that Lord Grey is the only public man in whom the old Whig party could repose entire and unsuspecting confidence. He alone of all existing statesmen would be able to command by virtue ...
... that Mr. Tyler obtained his election to the Vice-Presidency of the United States by virtue of a compromise be . ween the Whigs or Conservative party, who put General Hairison in power, and a section of their opponents, in which section Mr. Tyler had ...
... censure for this negligence presses with tenfold weight on the head of the Tories who were in power till the year 1830; for the Whigs, during the fifteen years of their tenure of power since 1830, have in truth attempted remedies for the physical degradation ...
... FRIDAY, JUNE 5, 1846. first of these which demands attention is the meeting of Whig peers with some commoners, at Lansdowne-House on the 16th of May. That meeting was, as the Morning Herald has truly reported, anything but one characterised by a unanimous ...
... power from the hands of the most illustrious man of the age, who had previously succeeded in conciliating eminent men of the Whig party to a favouring neutrality of conduct towards his administration, and many of them to firm adherence for its support, ...
... good course, by that tendency to split hairs, and exhibit ingenuity, which has always characterized certain members of the Whig-party, in Parliament. The Tory-party—we mean such as stood aloof from the late Government—are well acquainted with the present ...