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... unlimited confidence. His Lordship mixed littw I in the political world, though in the earlier part of his career |he was a decided Whig. Latterly, however, bis views on these subjects underwent a great change.— Foft. I Nottixgitam Union.—At the meeting of the ...
... nlMions of the introduction of the present Poor Law system Into Ireland by tin Whig Government. K The history of the transaction,” say* Mr. O’Conn six, is short. The Whig Qavrrament bethought the «Ivm of giving poor few. to Irefund, and cammeDusd with ...
... from office. Can anything give more complete insight into the distracted condition of the Whig party, exhibit in more pitiable light what were once called Whig principles, than the fact that their leading labours with denounce the polio” moderation and ...
... obtained it would require watching and looking after. (Cheers.) For himself, (Alderman Brookes) would bo no longer gulled with Whigs or Tories. They reminded him of a sport they had in his neighbourhood. His house in Luicashire was situated between two hills ...
... policy ever kept in sight, and ability determination to carry it out to the uttermost. When Auckland went to India, under the Whig Oovernnim, ■ 1836, found both its foreign and domestic affairs in**’ tufaetory atate—peaceful and prosperous—with, tss whole ...
... EVENING MAIL, FROM MONDAIf, JANUARY 2, TO WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 4, 1843. LONDON. TUESDAY, JANUARY 3, 1843. The poor organ of the Whig war party thinks itself obliged to maintain the attack which it has incautiously commenced on the Bth clause of the Ashbubtoh ...
... Hjatotoe ehape pamphlet, prefixing abort eddreaa to the Itiah contract montioood bj my friead 1 who, without concert with any Whig, MWd »d iSotaond to aay that the Whiga faithfully obaarrad the apodal compact implied in that ad Tice of mine, and Wlfr attempted ...
... among the minor evils which have sprung from that great evil, the income-tax, which the incapacity and recklessness of the Whigs brought upon us, doubt and uncertainty as to future arrangements predominate; and the natural effect of these will be, to curtail ...
... fauwted in oolamna letter Lord to the Bot. Joh» Hawusom, which originally appeared in the AfUthuy Kern. Although the writer ia Whig, he appeare, aa far aa wo can judge ftom hie letter, to humane and oonaidereta man. Ho deaeribee the wretched state of the ...
... compensate and allow. What was paid in income-tax, it was said, would be saved to the consumer by the tariff. Of course one but Whig could expect, unless there arose a truly marvellous increase in the number of consumers, that the consumer could pay less, ...
... , must have been obvious to every one. Tho Chartist speculation, albeit thatthobailey that fashionable nostrum of defeated Whig ...
... aaknoarladgmaut oondamn thamaalraa, betwaan, tha ana band, the dulataraatad and patriotic real P« ' .ff.ir. tha man, be ha Tory, Whig, Radical, vocation and ordinary oonraa of dnty liaa ia tha conduct them; and, the other, that lunacy, for It nothing laaa, ...