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... the Prince of Wales, then made Regent, would, at the very first opportunity, seek to bring into office those friends of the whig party with whom he had been himself intimate, and whose sentiments it was supposed he had shared. By this time, however, Fox ...
... The true Whig wt.cn has discovered what believes to the path of moderation in question will stick through thick and thin His view's may ‘’central,” hut they are none the less tenaciously held, and history hns shown again an*l again that the Whig temperament ...
... any of his Whig colleagues would have gone with him. When man politics so«eluuile‘&s Palmerston becories premier, it is easy pursue course irrespective of purely party consideration, doiiig simply what is best per «i. List ilussell is Whig or nothing ...
... Arable Land. The House and Offices are sufficient for the Farm. 2. CHAPELHOUSES, containing about 40 Acres of Arable Land. 3. WHIG ABU TTS, containing about Acres Arable Land. 4. Two CROFTS, of about 25 and 22 Acres respectively, adjacent to the last-named ...
... words how it that foreigners can afford to send in produce the price, when to us it means comparative ruin. Is it in any way ©whig to wages, rent, tenure, taxes, ownership, or fertility? We hear it said that now no farmer can afford to cultivate land that ...
... Arable Land. The House and Offices are saffleient for tho Farm. . 2. CHAPELHOUSES, containing about 40 Acres of Arabic Land. 3. WHIG ABU TTS, containing about Acres of Arable Land. Two CBOFTS, of about 25 and Acres respectively, adjacent to last-named possession ...
... ‘ex trente right* section the U ldij jairty. While the ‘QnarteHy ’ is hostile, it will observed that the * Review.'' j-rvat Whig organ, only feebly favoursbl. to the Then- au- various expressions employed in the article wlach seem show that the conductor* ...
... space fore the me. ting Parliam. Nt, niak ...
... think that, apart altogether from the allegiance that we owe to the representative of the Crown, Whig and Tory may well agree to drink this toast, the Whigs in gratitnde for good service done, and the Tories, becaaso they mast acknowledge that they have ...
... belief that Oliver Cromwell and William of Orange were Tories, bat it is not true, (Laughter and cheers.) The Whigs imposed the penal laws. The Whigs imposed those restraints upon the industry Ireland of which have beard so much complaint. (Cheers.) The Liberals ...
... majority got; His Reform Bill brought on. Ills majority’s gone— Whiggery, trickery, hot. 2. Rupert and Ben took up the pen. Old Whig Reforms to slaughter : Rupert fell down. From serving the Crown, And Ben came tumbling art or. Henley and Walpole were two ...
... evidence of other than niiiii .n . The eonelodinc resolution expr. their d- i. support k. ■; le> but trusted elector bfc*tu>r. Whig*, the distinctive t.a:es »>f |naty, and because tltev v.- i ■ ;ndi 1 ■•'u «• -ir. ' try m' ;i - I- . •• i'i Uk* yt*. r» »■> ...