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... it was almost in that alone that the Whigs eoul! claim him as one of their party. It is curious to him in November, a quarter of a century ayo—uttering opinions which be might repeat with tenfold effect in the present day,—opinions which, in various shapes ...
... ti > participation in the crime. The Whigs did the evil, the Conservatives consented thereto, and perpetuate it, and not a Bishop has vindicated the religion o peace by a denunciation o f the wholesale murders. INCIDENTS OF THE INDIA. Two very melancholy ...
... “The defeat of the Whig Ministry was received by telegraph in Paris on Sunday night. It afforded general satisfaction. ...
... in the House of Commons, Friday, virtually the close of the session, the Whigs made a vigorous party sally, to secure a good position for the recess. One of Lord J. lieutenants led the way. When Sir Rosert Pez moved the adjournment of the House to the ...
... of the Whigs coaleseed with the R 4 rt Redd ge Fp. | their leader. So deep was his at the unexpected result, that for twelve (though the thing was but little known at the time) be was cut. He sent in his the morning sfter the division, and it was only ...
... seize the last who carpe out. It easy to suppose measure of justice which granted to the Whig, the that the race, these occasions, was in general pretty Statesman, Register, and Examiner, does it follow, that hard run. One year, however, connoisseur, ...
... Opinions of Public Journals. Times.—The Whig we understand, have their * sweep,” by prevailing on his Majesty to eancel the appointment of Lord Heyteabury as Go- vernor General of India. When this noble lord has been employed on former occasions in d ...
... our Whig rulers, spurning the expert- ence of gone-by days, and. casting to the winds the accumulated wisdom of past ages, have, by the and weak course of foreign and domestic policy which they have pursued, lost to this great country the dignitied _ ...
... which has defeated the temporizing Whig, and given | the I’rcsidenlial chair to the democratic party. Hut, strange to say, it would impossible gather from :, either of the London morning papers that there is a Liberty party in the United States, having ...
... The Spectator, after animad vorting upon the political lishonesty and vacillations of the Whig-Radical party, snummerates the following grounds of consolation still remain to the * Liberals” 1. ‘Phe Chronicle is still a Reform” journal. The “ Reformed” ...
... to Parliament. The Sudbory folks have realized his Lordship's intention. Delectable Whigs !* Wate startling exposure of the atrocious bribery practised by the Whigs in some of the amaller English boroughs, and even in one or two cities, will be made ...
... LATEST NEWS Lord George Bentinck and • of the Whigs, (From cur London- Correspondent London, June 12, 18*6.— It seems to regar.'. settled thing that the Whigs will, ere long i, Party vengeance will have its fling. The iv. . will league with anybody to ...