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... further development of the influence of mere factiousness, predominant the House of Commons, the term of Whig misrule at hand. For the sake of place, the Whigs have truckled, cringed, and floundered ; bat destruction, rather than self-preservation, suspect to ...
... THE WHIGS. (rBOM THE STANDARD.) Th« Opposition Journals complain that the Ear! of Derby’s Government have issued programme of their projected policy. are not aware that such programme required by our constitutional system, illustrated the practice of ...
... WHIGS AND TORIES. The Whigs may ascribe much of their waning popularity in Ireland deficiency in those small attentions and courtesies which cost little, and. notwithstanding, have what we may term, prepossessing influence, particularly with the Irish ...
... relative merits of the Whigs and Conservatives. The Tory journals anil those best possible public in* itructora of the extreme liberal parly have formed a strange, incongruous, mid unnatural alliance in their cru. ...
... THE “NORTHERN WHIG” AGAIN. Tiir. Northern Whig seems determined to keep strict watch and ward over the Dovnthire Protestant; to note well all its sayings and doings; and to supply running commentary of ita own, in which our meaning is twisted and distorted ...
... THE WHIG OLIGARCHY AND THE IRISH JUDICATURE (from the press.) For the last few yean it been unfortunate that, owing to distaste for Irish subjects in England,” the Whig Oligarchy has been allowed to run riot in its caprices Dublin Castle. The feeling ...
... THE WHIGS AND THE REFORM BILL. It would be most amusing, if it were not also very disgusting, from the evidence it affords of the most selfish factiousness and political proflicacy, to watch the course of the Palicerstonite Whigs with reference to Lord ...
... WHIG ABUSE LEGAL PATIiONAOE. Even from Printing-house Square tliere has proceeded a murmur of disapprobation, on account of Serjeant O’Brien’s elevation to judicial position. Such preferment, reasons the Times, will only serve to strengthen the public ...
... IRISH REFORM BILL THE WHIGS. Lord John Russell’s Bill extend the right of voting for Members Parliament, and to amend the laws relating to the representation of the people of Ireland, has been printed. It proposes that, instead of the value of £8 annual ...
... MB. LINDSAY V. THE WHIG. It is said the costs in this suit will amount to above £l,OOO, although the damages were only sixpenc . The Whig has paid smartly the Relator’s aide-decamp against the Town Council. ...
... Lord Canning lias seriously compromised the character of the Whig parly by acting against his own nature, and Melding to sinister influences, in issuing the proclamation. But though the Whig leaders have unquestionably been damaged in character, and have ...
... years, that England has never been safe under the Whigs; and the fact takes the shape of maxim in every English heart, that it will never prosper under the Whigs. Since the reign George 111. the Whigs have never been in power but to throw the Empire into ...