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... viewing the oratoro strict alliance with the Whigs, and listening to, the Gla be' and the Chronicl, we - entertain: no doubt that this was a concerted thing between the Whigs, OC'Co- NELL and SHELL; that the Whigs were alarmed at seeing a formidable body ...
... they woul &*ous ai rate in the common cause, by concer' a co-ope moral force Which they had displays crating tha GREY and his Whig colleagues were Ad when Ear helm of government upon the Refr driven from thi working men of Eng land einplr Jrin Question. ...
... once, And leave the Whig waiting, without bite or sup, While the Tory alone keeps the shuttlecock up. But the Whig, white with passion, at last gets a hit, And then makes the Tory in turn stop a bit; Who grumbles and grewls, as the Whig ceased to storm, ...
... of him.' 3rd WHIG.-' Confouind tie fellow, he's only envious.' 4th WHIG.-' I'm determined not to quit.' 5th WHIG.-' I wish I had his head in Chancery.' ...
... once, And leave the Whig waiting, without bite or sup, While the Tory alone keeps the shuttlecock up. But the Whig, white with passion, at last gets a hit, And then makes the Tory in turn stop a bit. Who grumbles and growls, as the Whig ceased to storm) ...
... 1846 the Whigs had to seek out the ablest man they could find to be Go- ?? of Canada, they pitched upon Lord Elgin pot twithstanding his Tory conikexiops. The truth is that :the Tory party was now for a season broken! up, aind that the Whigs might witbont ...
... the local bishops of England, or France or America. M. De Mon talembert was, ecclesiastically, an old- fashioned aristocratic Whig. The Ultra- montanes, whom he came to detest so cordially, are votaries of Cassarism in the Church. He wanted to retain the ...
... himself little or nothing in common. Yet who would class his intensities of historical and critical colouring with the virulent Whig partisanship of a writer like Macaulay, or the Radical untruthfulness of sundry other picturesque historians still living amongst ...
... bill is gone. Buff and Blue we believe those houses still are and probably no man will ever witness the unnatural sight of a Whig Cabinet dining at the Ship or a Conservative at the Trafalgar. But as to any real competition between them for the patronage ...
... shifting of opinions by which the staunch Whig of one generation found him self stranded and left behind as a Tory by the next gene ration. Once upon a time we called the advanced guard of politicians New Whigs, now we call them Radicals. Reform was the ...
... journalism as a devoted disciple of Henry Clay, the Tribune was recognised for many years as the leading organ of the Old Clay Whigs, and its in fluence in the last seven or eight Presidential campaigns has been vastly greater than that of any other journal ...
... there should be some equity of division in the bestowal of crumbs of comfort. Can even any old Whig wish that every Lord Lieutenant of a county should be an old Whig? Can it be good for the adminis tration of the law that none but Liberal lawyers should become ...