... witness the woe begone countenances of the Whigs and Radicals of Hertford, at the present aspect of the political horizon, Too'well they see, coming events cast their shadows before, thai the reign of Whig influence is coming to an end, and that all ...

... witness the woe begone countenances of the Whigs and Radicals of Hertford, at the present aspect of the political horizon. Too'well they see, as coming events cast their shadows before, that the reign Whig influence is coming to an end, and that all ...

... bill, and whether called Whig or Tory now, I would rather trust him than Lord John. I never liked the little man since he told the electors of Huntingdon he was for the old high duties on Corn, and then he was nearly the first Whig propose Total Repeal. ...

... come when the question is a 'y as ked—Choose whether you will exercise anchise independently, or be again bound tit) wheels of Whig ascendancy. There * - °Pportunity now of nullifying your votes by splitting of your favours; the decision Proves the opinions ...

... highest authority, while the offer may at the same time have the effect of enlisting Mr. Bright and his followers as allies the Whigs ia their efforts to overthrow the present Administration. But even should the Queen give her consent to the junction of Mr ...

... or the pulpit. His sole title to a mitre consists in his Whig connection. As the last Bishop was a Tractarian, it was to be expected on Coalition principles, that the present one would be Whig. We believe that Lord Aberdeen's part in the matter is ca ...

... met with a one who hit the mark so well the noble Kirst, « Whig avowedly not Liberal secondly, he is better than Liber 1, because the word Whig is the shortest word of the two; thirdly, the Whig is a gentleman whom you always know where have.'' The noble ...

... votes is slightly in favour of the Whig Party, and leaves the state the registration the same (all but three votes) as it was two years ago. The abstract oi the revision in each district is as under: Conservative Whig Whig Conservative claims votes clsims ...

... the whigs of expensive and mischievous blunders under this head of Law and Justice.” We shall show that their system is positively a complete squandering of the public money, and that there is strong reason to believe th.t, practically, the whig system ...

... the gross mismanagement the Whig-Radicals in j the matter of Messrs Johnson and Bond's premises land items under the general head repairs, ; amounting to His , we find the expenj diture of the Borough funds amongst Whig- Radicals and Conservatives ...

... Palmerston, Lord John Russell, and Mr. Bright. Jnder the broad and vague term of Liberals are comprised the Old Whigs, the New Whigs, the Whig Radicals, the Moderate Radicals, the Ultra- Radicals, the Democrats, and the Revolutionists and with the latter ...

... Government that England has seen fcr many years. Not only are they able, but popular and all the attempts of the Whig party and the Whig press to injure Ministers, have served but to place them more securely in power, and to gather round them more strongly ...