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... THE SWANSEA AND GLAMORGAN HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH Sir R. Peel, or Lord J. Russell—to Proteetionist, Couaervative, Whig, or Radical—the same sentiment is reechoed, that this work is to lie the work of the British people—that its responsibility, ite glory ...
... Ministers had taken under their especial patronage; this intimation has been 'taught up most greedily by the dependents of the Whig Government, if at least we may judge from their attendance on House of Commons duties; nor are we without examples of the contagion ...
... £4OO unpaid. At Nottingham, the two Whig candidates expeuthal £12.000, and polled voters ' and the Tory candidates disbursed from £4,000 to Ce.t.e 0, anti received 144 votes. At Lewes, 411 electors voted for the two Whig candidates, at a cost of £5,000 (£ ...
... way policy cloaked under it. The matter reflects no credit on the Whig Ministry, who throw overboard their friends to conciliate their opponents. But this is the old game of the Whigs, and will continue, we suspect, to the end of their chapter—an event ...
... made the game was up; in February next the Whigs would be out Lord STANLEY head of the Govern- ment and Protection restored. Which, properly spelt, reads thus :—The Whigs treated Mr. ROEBUCK scurvily (as the Whigs always do); Mr. paid them in kind and when ...
... naturae, in the organisation of a Whig Ministry, seems to have place in the physiology of man. Since that memorable Debate on the Ad- dress, on which we made some comments at the time, wounds, mortal to any but a Whig Administra- tion, have been inflicted ...
... and tho abolition of the duty on bricks. Tho En- glish nation asks its ministers FOR bread, and they give it LR'cks! Yet the Whig journalists tell us the financial statemen t of' the Chancellor of the Exchequer is highly gratifying, both as regards the ...
... TOWN LETTER.No, 61. THE longer one lives the more one learns is verily true of the Whigs. Another job has been perpetrated by a reformed Parliament and a Whig ministry. It seems the young Prince of Wales, a nice good-looking boy aged nine years, has been ...
... ns sot afloat. The Whigs out, wild we to come in, was tho question easily asked, but not so easily answered. Time, however^ as iliual, solved the difficulty. Wednesday morning's sun shone not on de- feated, but on victorious Whigs. The party had triumphed ...
... working class, manifest such a power as will, at the very exhibition of it, sweep away the entire fabric of the system, which whigs and tories have built up fcr their own aggrandisement, and drive Lord John Russell aud his associates into obscurity for ever ...
... supremacy at sea. have not hd such things since, because—we had the NavigalioiLaws.) THE MALT TAX. MR. CAYEY, a Whig, and now the oily Whig of 1688, aciired on Friday high honor by intro- ducing a ill for the Repeal of the Malt Tax. The argumentiin support ...
... retirement of Lortl Chancilllr Cotteuham, which is now announced as a certainty, plexes the Government with a new difficulty. Whig pr'1 ciples nre not strong in the Court of Chancery. tions are rile for the dismemberment of the olfice, and dividing its ...