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... aud often even of good and words. He is fond of anti- thesis ; le loves a paradox ; he is imaginative ; and he is thorough Whig. But all this is no proof that he is gifted with the facul- ties which will enable him to construct a code of good laws for ...
... sources of the patrona ge of men in power, who are seldom ready to part with any portion of it. There is net much ference between Whig and Tory in thi S respect. Ihave spoken of his Majesty’s Ministers as a body. In fairness, I feei I am bound to say, that there ...
... (From the Spectator.) The conductors of the Whig and Independent News- Papers are at present subjected to a most severe trial of their political virtue and consistency. It is, alas! too notorious, that Ministers have shown a marvellous lack of gratitude ...
... interapou the subject of the tithes, and reasonings try you exactly as the old 1 fairly tell you gentlemen, difference between the Whigs II you to have patience and tn m, and noble lord at late “Wait the fitting time when so say gentlemen, 1 per)le lord, for think ...
... ministry yon exactly the old Tories told you before, and I fairer tell you gentlemen, •hot not see muck difference between the Whig* and the Tories; they you to bare patience and to place confidence in them, and noble lord at late dinner at Plymouth said ...
... divercpancies are te be found in the bill, that militate more or fess against its ; some caused by tory artifice, others by. whig weakness, That defects would be found to impede its well-working, was to be expected in a measure of such magnitude, tried ...
... long held by Whig and Tory squabbling. a matter of meum, Theirs is too notoriously tuum, for any benefit rationally to be expected from eit her; for though they may differ in appearance, they are essentially the same. However much the Whigs m ay bluster ...
... many occasions, created the delusive and senseless clamor, of the Whigs not being men of dif bustness. Under these circumstances the utmost that the could have been expected from whig liberality, was the retaining their opponents in their several offices ...
... probably appear im the next Tuesday's tory aduiimistration made four Law Lords during the latter years of their rule, namely, The whigs Tenterden, Lyndhurst, Wynford, and Gitford. will now have three—Brougham, Denham, and Plunket. Something Wrong.—There is evidentiy ...
... towards the Dorchester labourers he could only characterize as crue! and cow ardiy, and only worthy ofa base and trackling Whig Ministry. (Hear hear.) What respect could there be for a Government that st tood be- tween the Throne and its highest orna ...
... and let the Vice-Presix ieuto Board of Trade on which side the erance be toand? ireland ?—Whigs of 1854, how But bhew have You gove re i have the furebodiags eo Whigs of 1799 deen fulfilled ? They foretold the resuit ef that vile exchange, that base swap ...
... informing them that He has just received a large supply of Statuary Marble of the purest quality, Well for Monuments and Sculpture, whig “he can model on very reasonable terms. J. G - is also in daily expectation of A Cargo of Portland Stone, from the Island direct ...