... address upon the political questions of the day, and more especially in reference to the'recant motion of Mr. Cardwell. The Whig party, as may he expected, held aloof, but the large room in which the meeting was held was crowded with electors, and the ...

... flippant little prig, Who speakn as if he's preaching, And his betters still is teaching, A Duke, in short, whom Nature made a Whig. Now this flippant little Duke Has again met a rebuke From a statesman of great eloquence and wit; Let us hope Lord Derby's ...

... the Irish representatives (1832), the Pope demanded the confiscation of the Protestant Church. In a moment of weakness the Whigs wavered, and would have allowed the Papacy to insert the wedge, but for the determined conduct of Mr. Stanley, aided principally ...

... permanently excluded from office. The people of England, properly so called, exhibited no desire for the return of the great Whig families to power, and the Principles of Lord Somers, and the chances of office of the house of Russell, seemed destined ...

... (anions, too, for his impulsive bursts of a sort of traditionary patriotism. There are certain cries that are sacred to the Whigs—their own peculiar property ; so exactly fitted to them anti their position, indeed, as to be almost useless to any other party ...

... a higher -- respect than local leaders specially re' all in the soe' posed, the PP gone. an ex, The change the Whigs a. of narrown, Whigs, not the rank, and had a , prouder self- , are to be seen amongst the small of manufacturing . It is ?markable ...

... in becoming the serfs of the Treasury. It is they who by their servility uphold the gigantic jobbery of governing by a few Whig families. It is they, the Liberal Independents, who are the main instruments of a clique-ruling empire. It, is they, the Liberal ...

... portion of the Liberal party is notoriously most anxious to push on the Reform question; and, although many of the aristocratic Whigs are extremely hollow in their affected zeal for further electoral changes, there is a powerful family clique amongst them who ...

... that Mr. MACAULAY failed to grapple with the sturdy aasailants of the Whigs. And afterwards, when he returned from India, and when he became a Cabinet Minister of the Melbourne Whigs, it was soon felt that Mr. MACAULAY could not stand in debate against ...

... of the resources employed by the Whigs to counteract the influence of the gentry of England given to the Conservatives. Deputations is another of the stock resources of the Whigs. Lord PALMERSTuN fell into the Whig habitudes, and received congratulations ...

... gill liberty Eng• n each I . The cession title of while .4e than iblicans of sour tf their loos in ill long icy still wlitical Whig irriere v-ho accu- came ill is ht be build little rtar in le the tr own lave a F un at a rcing Bird's Sir Irish k -like LbbeY• ...

... advocated, if proposed and carried as au amendment to a Whig or Radical Reform Bill, would simply lead to its withdrawal and to the indefinite shelving of the question, not to mention the risk of a Whig or Radical Reform Bill being in the meantime carried ...