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... is loosely called the Whig party- taste that is, of the Whigs who formed the Russell nun, Administration-could not be expected to bind a ever Administration-Could not ~~~on t Cabinet which consists of as many Peelites as yat, Whigs, and which contains only ...
... went on a Budget which is yet in can imagine a Whig Minister, true to the his party, pursuing that system of ped which has made shipwreck of all Whig the Exchequer loan for the e) If an attempt be made ing deficiency, with perk over by Way of margin for ...
... policy of the Whigs our position is chsugcu. Lord PaluemTOK »no longer in the foreground. It is not hi. policy that we are called upon, or rather challenged, to renew. He is only unit in multituda-an executive officer the employment of Whig propagandists ...
... admission of Kanzas begias to be Herald ‘classes the numbers :—Demoerats, tion Know- Scuthern Whigs, 9; Union 60; Aboli Republicans, 68; 15; Northren Whigs, or Abolition ...
... pledged Tory voton like sheep to be shorn, at the pollingbooth of the second whig candidate. Many of (he poor fellows would almost aa aeon have gone to jail veto for the whig tyrants. Yet these are your Liberal leaden !—these your hard-faced doclaimers ...
... agitation for what is called Administrative Reform, got up chiefly, if not wholly, by Whigs and Radicals ; and yet the abuse of which they profess to complain is one of which Whigs and Radicals have been peculiarly guilty ; which they have even reduced to a system ...
... power they put fortli: ''Theirs was, in fact, almost the ()lily inflUthict - that was at - all active'on the occasion. The Whigs scarcely shoed fight at all. Some of them, indeed, evinced a strong -aiTfo*ion to oppose thp Reform_principles and projects ...
... must always be considered. The politics of Fonblanque were Whig politics ; he had served the Whigs as their most popular journalist; and, in calling him into the service of the country, the Whigs did one of the few graceful things of the kind which they ...
... opinions, brought against him the Whigs and Tories, who were now combined for the purpose of preventing his return. He could understand the old Toriea very well in their denunciation of Air. Bright; but the old traitor Whigs could not understand. They all ...
... was agreed to let the working of th 6 dock telegraph to some company by public competition T THE WHIGS AND LIBERALS IT was a constant taunt of the Whigs that Lard DERBY'S was a Ministry on sufferance that it was in ...
... the editor the Northern Whig here? I want see him. is the person I want. Where is tha reporter of the Whig ? Let see him. Brother Officer fwe understood Captain Seaserl. Send him jour caid. Major Hood.—Never mind; where's the 'Whig reporter! (To Captain ...
... ought to feel greatly obliged to us for relieving you of tarn snds your late representatives, sea it Tory.-Whuy so, Mr. Whig? Mr. I its Whig. -In the first place they had been returned by con 7its means of extensive corruption. Certainly the ameount of amti ...