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... whose resignation, in consequence of the Duke's advice, was accepted. This, however, did not content the Palace party —the Whig courtiers, and their wives, daughters, sisters, and employe's. It was intimated to her Royal Highness, that the Minister was ...
... 000; which, Mr Rice tells us, is over and above £1,000,000 for expenses in Canada, not included in the accounts ! So much for Whig retrenchment. ...
... we ride over [this one election ! even to the humble prayer of the men who have so often waded the mud (o serve the Whigs, the Whigs are obdurate ! And the philosophers on their knees, praying for hypocrisy, have received their well-merited kick. The ...
... Let the nation look to it:—The invasion of the rights of the people, which we now denounce, is most assuredly intended by our Whig rulers—the boasted friends of the people ! In answer to a question from Sir Robert Peel, on Tuesday, as to the part played ...
... , we presume we shall hear more of it. Their measure is completely changed—those wicked Tories have crushed the tyrannical Whig sting out of its tail: They went despoticalby entrust to the Governor and three Councillors the power legislation for the Colony ...
... added the Cabinet, and a mixed Ministry, anti-French iu its character, will be temporarily formed. It appears by the British Whig the 29th ult. that Sir Charles Metcalfe has appointed the lion. John Beverley to be Deputy.Governor the province formerly Upper ...
... there is no argument about them, —they are set aside great facts. For instance, it is at last admitted to be vain for either Whig or Tory to identify his party exclusive ly with the prosperity of the country. It is also admitted as a great fact that the ...
... descend- dion. I -t i 9 i 24, .19 3 ants of the early French settlers. The issue will ' J u ly 2-2, - I 2 show whether the recent Whig Constitution given I August 20, se 4 Sertviiilwr to Canada was calculated to work out the benefit it 13 3 I hdolwr 23 I was ...
... letter ; and lam enabled to inform you that it will followed by something more exquisite still. It is believed that the Whig aristocracy, at length, see the necessitythe inevitable and pressing necessity—of making much greater concessions for altering ...
... of low a of -donee, be appoioacel the free teroduee of the toll e1m, a in again. If he (Mr C.) kiesew anytlisug of the Whig terms of the statute, for maintaining the flee .. i.. ciples of Ins Miller. he never tore;' and in respect that NO farther ...
... however, are already beginning to fear tlie combined action of the Whigs and the Leaguers. One of their London morning organs (the Herald) of yesterday, said : We doubt not that the Whigs, seeing in the League their only hope, will in some way or other ...
... opposition ? Do they say that the League is pursuing party object ? Do they say we are Whigs or Tories? Am I Whig ? The Whigs have never claimed me—they don't say I am a Whig. (Laughter and cheers.) Oh ! am sick of this looking at great national questions through ...