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... great degree,.the nature of the contest which, up to that time, had given significance to the party names of Whig and Tory. Hitherto, neither Whigs nor Tories had been directly amenable to any sort of popu- lar responsibility; the great Parliamentary contests ...
... in anuesy state. The causes of this have been lo knontote whigs, anid the events I whichhave4benod to this c.risis hlave been pointed Iout to them overar again. Sir James Macin- -tosli, a whig, and 'authority, denounced the legislative council O adatiyers ...
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... are consistent iU thoe) Itcintasions-faitli ol to each (ithlr, auni grateful to thosi wvti sultport them : rylmeraes, the whigs are perpetrially prilf ssing princip es whiclh they are either ashamed ot afndid to earl y out-iraking ptrormises whieh they ...
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... WHIG AND TORY FINALITY. (From tbe Morning Chronicle.) A series of articles bas appeared in the Times, directed to tile double purp cs of developing to the tory pqrty thle policy of itB leaders,no far as to ensure co-operation, and of promotiag tbat policy ...
... resistance, on all these very questions now appealed to as the fore- most claim of the Whigs to the unquestioning and subservient allegiance .. of real Reformers. The Whigs may thank Mr. Cosnnu, Mr. BRIGHT, Mr. GIBSON, and, the other members of the Manchester ...
... - A - A.ND WHIG AND TORY ON PATRONAGE 'The whig Peachum might very well say to the tory Lockitt, IBrother, brother, we are both in the wrong. They have raised a very pretty quarrel with each other about the exercise of church patronage, a subject ...
... though en . melancholy example of the unscrupulous aban.b s donment by: the Whigs of all their former pledges and professions on the subject of the Irish 4 Church. The only Whig Minister that sum- moned the requisite face for so damaging a debate fE a was ...
... country qn, party, at that moment, have obtained a working be majority in either House of Parliament. The Whigs is were there-the old official Whigs. They had only op a few adherents-they had not a particle of influence of with the great body of the popular ...
... will not be able to sus- tain himself in office. Can the Whigs come in, or, if they can, will thoy be able to retain power? The Crown alone cannot long uphold any administration, d and the Whigs can have little expectation of favourt, from the bulk of ...
... WHAT HA.JNOT'IHE WHIGS VDONEF| 'England expects every aman to do his duty. _ Palmam sjei soeruit ferat. Nc/son and Bronte. The faithful chronicler would tell us that to the Grey- Melbourne ministry the country is indebted for the C Repeal of the Test ...