... office, even that may be the means of bringing into training a new chow of Administrators, recognising a vigilant opposition to Whig exclußiv enema, and reviving public interest on political questions. The new First Lord of the Admiralty, in his addresa to ...

... career, he was th (lumen champion of the Church and High Tor, principles ; and in a similar degree, the object c obloquy to the Whigs. In his late years, he was still greater object of laudation to the Liberals, of vituperation to the Conservatives. Sir R. ...

... slight exceptions free of abuse! The vials of wrath were emptied on the devoted heads of Lord Palinerston and the accursed Whigs; and his successors, no better than alders and abottorsof regicides and red republicans, revolutionists, and assassins ...

... at all hazards, and with an Jude' pendent spirit, our civil and religious rights,' was, no doubt, the fact that while the Whigs were office the men who should have been defending, at all hazards and with an independent spirit, our civil and religious ...

... of 16 8 S—and h as been ever since in more or less co-operation with it. That. revolution—which we suppose even the modern Whigs will not venture to deny to have been the triumph of civil and religious liberty—was brought about solely by the Church and ...

... ministerial questions must lie in the same direction, even so far as ninety-nine hundredths, whether the Alinisters were Tory, Whig, or Radical. His Lordship then diverged into some of those confessions which make the drawback of political honours— the ...

... assertion of our civil rights. This Catholic party is further represented s having been hangers-on of the Whig oligarchy, and has defended Whig principles to the great damage of souls, and the moral degradation of all concerned. Now, however, it is ...

... feeling. I have had the honour of being the guest of Whig Lord Mayors, and of thanking them for such compliments as you have this evening paid to the House of Commons. Whether the Lord Mayor be a Whig or a Tory is to me a matter of indifference; but it ...

... , of the business which comes before him, the duties to be performed by the Minister are precisely the same, whether he be Whig, or Tory, or Radical. There are to be made the same sacrifices of time, of toil, of study, of domestic comfort, of private ...

... Archdeacon Denison's case to the Court of Arches. Lord Auckland is a Whig by family connexion, by traditional inheritance, and by personal sentiment; and it was supposed that a Protestant Whig bishop would, at all events, throw no impediment in the way of having ...

... Protestant civilians and soldiers in many of our garrisons and colonies. Let not the public trust to any Government, Tory, Whig, or Radical, to take the initiative. No Government will act. Let the public therefore adopt all legal and constitutional means ...

... been driven. He was told that no terms would be exacted and no other changes required than that he should send a few of his Whig colleagues to the Lords, and secure a sufficient number of Conservatives to fill their places. Arrangements were said actually ...