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... I PLAIN FACTS for the CONSIDERATION qf Me ELECTORS ofthe UNITED KINGDOM. ♦ — When the Whigs came into office, about ten years since, among the most positive of their promises was that of economy, retrenchment, and cheap government. After a ten years' ...
... union between th Whig Corn Law Repealers and the Chartists. Whoi were they to support? The friends of little Luu with his fixed duty of eight shillings, or Mr Villiers * his no duty at all? The Chartists would no agitate for the Whigs. They would say uo ...
... I was quite correct in the information which I sent you on Saturday last, respecting a Jpetition having been got up by the Whigs against Mr. Fitzroy Kelly's return. Such a document is in existence, although it has not been pre- sented to the House as yet ...
... Conservative, the numbers being — For Mr. Drysdale (Conservative) 17 For Mr. Renton (Whig) 15 Majority for the Conservative ?? — 2 When the hitherto out-and-out Whig complexion of this Council is kept in mind this result must be regarded as a great triumph ...
... The Whigs succeeded to office ; but a few years' practical experience has somewhat cleared the understand- ings of men. They have learnt logic enough to detect the fallacy, and have the acumen to see the difference between Whig promise and Whig practice ...
... Russell— Mr. O'Connell is again wor- shipped as one of the gods of Whig idolatry ! Whence arises this sudden change— this oblivion of former bitterness— this sudden return of the Whig dog to his vomit ? Are we to have another Lichfield House com- p ...
... Great Britain. The Whigs complain. The friendly and intimate alliance is vanished like a summer cloud. Storm and darkness are approach- ing. The Whigs now tell us this fast enough, bu:. when the Tories foretold it years ago, the Whigs derided such ant ...
... MAJESTY, PRINCE ALBERT, AND THE DUCHESS OF KENT. A snug requisition to the sheriff was got up by the hole and-corner-meeting Whigs. Not one of the Members for the county was asked to sign it, or knew anything about it until they read the advertisement calling ...
... fashion ?? P ' B ° m^ -im Whigs have many faults T»w.. v There's nothing r%% th ey £?£?*}* t„ You will doubtless agree ?? two lines contain the entire pith an d ?? *■* grumbling articles which now d„K ?? heavy columns of the Whig-R adi ' appfar >n •• daining ...
... Murray, of Broughton, the Whig ?? Law Member, will be strenuously opposed by Mr. Maxwell, on the Conservative interest, and we hear with every prospect of success. R ?? A . R * HIRE— Lwd Dou g las Haliburton, the present Whig Member, will not again come ...
... plain Man, in your paper o this day, on this climax of all Whig jobs, are very just ; but permit me to suggest another case, wherein Plain John Campbell will secure, what to hungry Whigs is the summurn bonum of happiness— a pension— viz., Sir Edward ...
... introduced for the first time by the coun- try party— the polite name for the Whig patriots. Then let us hear how another Whig writer speaks of the Anti-Revolution Whigs. Preferring to this period, Mr.Hallam remarks that the encroachments under the ...