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... WHIG OLIGARCHS. Attempt todMsrnise may, there ia nothing ao provoking the of trothtelling. I* especially hateful Whig oligarchs. It upsets all iheir plana and calcula- and drives the*n out their ordinary senses. They lose all patience, and temper, and ...
... PERILS OF THE WHIGS. (From the Nation.) The debate on Lord Palmerston’s foreign policy s ill proceeds—‘.'.waiting issue that doub'-fol, for the present. The Whigs w.n this heat, but they arc plainly tottering to their . Pressed upon by open enemies impatient ...
... THE WHIG TRICK—THE SECESSION, The spirited conduct of the members who signified their disgust at the treacherous conduct of the Whig ministiy withdrawing from the house, challenges the respect of all honourable men. They were thirty seven in ail fourteen ...
... support Whig,« can 1 But menl? deal that ge diuate the the do an Holy neu Sore that ...
... that the reelites are really more liberal w an the Whigs ; and their assumption into the b'nly of the opposition is essential to give the Popish members some security against the revival of the spirit which dictated the Ecclesiastical 'll hill. Nor must ...
... SiulouS uin on decided part against the &clesmi Titles & attempts by John Rv^sell friends to coalesce with the Whigs „ • f> a j,j ne To the Derby Admiration be wasl determined ,er^ided indeed, Was atone proximate Premier of ultra-labera! Adnlinistratuim ...
... THE ELECTIONS—FURTHER WHIG DEFEATS. (FROM TBB EVSNINO PACKET.) la a few dtyt the retirna of the repreeentetlTei in the new parliament will be completed, and they will show that the ministerial triumphs hare fully equalled the most sanguine calculations ...
... THREATENED PROSECUTION OF MR. SHARMAN CRAWFORD. The Belfast Chronicle* having quoted the paragraph from the 4 Northern Whig,’ relative to the threatened prosecution of Mr. Crawford far an alleged libel on the landlorda of the county of Down in his letter ...
... pin. Give him the Tery of high principles fat prefersnos to Whig who wonld take with erary party (hear, bear> Hid Hr. nay •ymnathies with the tenant farmer supposed hid more sympathise with tha bulleeks that waadend orer his Adds than with the tenant ...
... himself in office a number of retrograde Pcclitc.% ami Conservative placo-liuiiting Whigs. He will be sponge suck out from the liberal party all those wavering and faithless professors, of whom may said, as the Patriarch of old, unstable water, thou shall ...
... nk-l (I Connell. point Ai-n,ha am'. s.-oun.lrels both, ,uo Whigs and therefore s) tukl do hi-hman vote foe man who avows his dourminalioii support either. 1 lie mo.-t tonllv nparsed the conviction the in. Why no not the Tories repair tin' ijdsticc their ...
... always ends in job.**— Some years ago Whigs made a great outcry against the close boroughs of tho Tories, but they quite forgot to put an end (o close boroughs of the Whigs ; nnd cvcrsincohc has not found that the Whigs were all inclined to reform in that ...