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... THE WHIGS AGAIN IN A MINORITY Ministers have been again defeated. Lord Ash- ley's motion in the House of Commons on Thursday last for putting a stop throughout the kingdom to the collection and delivery of letters on Sunday, was car- ried by 93 to 68 ...
... THE WHIGS A.M) THE SHIPPING INTEREST. To the Editor of tht Xo/iinyhamshire Guardian. Sir. — A retrospective glance at the condition of the | shipping interest i» gloomy, but that gloom is considerably I deepe led bj ths unaccountable apathy, or the u ...
... num in 1831, which, if it had been maintain. Ed by the Whigs, and reckoning interest only at 3 per cent., would have paid off additional National Debt in 1850 - , . . '2,065,(U| What have the Whigs and Free Traders do>ie f country ? 0r '■* They have destroyed ...
... Aw avaricious disposition oa the part of the Whig Radicals to enjoy a monopoly of the representation of the country ii about to involve Nottingham in all the turmoil and inconvenience of a contested election. But with all their anxiety on the subject ...
... How often and how truly it has been remarked th the Whig? in office are just the opposite of w they are out of it. On the opposition benches th*' are perpetually picking holes in the policy 0 f th^ rivals in power, and bidding for their pl^g. once removed ...
... We are in August — and the Senate lias to-ddy dis- persed. The Whigs have done nothing during the Session : the Protectionists may do much during the Recess. Our cause increases in all quarters : it makes it- self more and more heard everyday. A word ...
... So far the combined forces ofthe Whigs, Radical? and Peelites, under the nominal command of the wary Earl of Aberdeen, but in reality led by their more active and unscrupulous chieftains — Rlssell. Gladstone, and Graham, and forming in alliance the great ...
... would have been peace ; Bnt whether it was he'd been to the police, Or whether 'twas sitting in that old Whig chair, Surrounded by stars of the Whig hemisphere, Or whether be did it — benevolent man ! — Oa the Whom the Lord loveth He chasteneth plan ...
... Wilson, tbe well pensioned expositor of Whig finance; Sir Charles Wood, the bungler of Whig budgets; Mr. Vernon Smith, tbe great Whig minister of India ; Sir G. C. Lewis, the prosiest, least ingenious, of all Whig Chancellors of the Ex- chequer; and oh ...
... REPRESENTATION OF NORTH NOTTS. To the Editor of the Nottinghamshire Guardian. Sir, — If all the inconsistencies of the modern Whigs were to be put together, and described in the shortest way imagin- able, what a large book they would make up ! I doubt, however ...
... come for upsetting the Whigs and appealing to the country. My opinion is that they are wrong; but all grave and venerable names lean to such an opinion. Sir Robert Peel's visits to the Queen are as Mordecai at the gate to the Whigs. Their organs are thun- ...
... between the Premier and Lord Palmerston, and the resignation of the latter, bid fair to lead to a thorough break-up of the Whig Administration, and we hope will be followed by the accession of Lord Stanley and the Conservative party to power. After the ...