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... parliamentary or financial reform. At that time the most liberal whigs were far more conservative than any member of the present government; but a new party arose the Commons, and made the whigs radicals, and, to all appearance, the conservatives, influenced ...
... THE PEELITES AND WHIGS. The Parliamentary proceedings of the last few months —and especially of the last fortnight—show that at present there is a complete break up between the Peelites and Whigs. The conduct of Mr Gladstone in the House of Commons, in ...
... THE WHIG BUDGET AND CONSERVATIVE POLICY. Tm resignation of the Whig Ministry has completely taken the country by surprise, and unexpected was the event that the leaders of the great Conservative party were at the time busily engaged marking out their ...
... THE WHIG LAMENT. Air, —Exile of Erin. L /Performed with great applause at the Assembly Rooms, Leith, Monday, Dee. 20. There lectured in Leith a sage Whig politician, His sconce, wise and learned, sad visions did fill— As sadly he wailed o'er bis fallen ...
... street, and we commend to all desponding Whigs the cheerful and hopeful resolution which animates these remarks of Lord Carlisle :— I think we may view in Mr Ord a model and an exponent of sound good Whig principles (cheers); and they are the same ...
... Sir Charles Napier and the Soldiers of the British Army.—The Belfast Northern Whig publishes the following letter in reference to the last moments of Sir Charles Napier. It is tho reply sent Major M'Murdo to letter addressed to him by Colour-Serjeant ...
... The Herald says, the Easter recess will probably wit- ness desperate efforts for the reorganisation of the Whig Junta, Sir R. Peet a Swiss Robert Peel, whatever be his amvuunt of popularity at home, is idolised le in. Switzerland, as it was chiefly iM ...
... difficulty, and to tho course which (Mr Ilorsman) had taken since he had shaken off the livery of the Whigs in 1856. The fact was, before 1830 the Whigs were the only leaders of the Liberal party, because they were tho only Liberals of the governing class ...
... PRIVATE CORRESPONDENT. London, Feb. 18, 1851. Thb long and anxiously hoped for ftnaneial exposition of the Whigs ha* length come out, and, like most Whig schemes, has dissatisfied the expectations of all parties, save its conoocters themselves. The agricultural ...
... PROM OUR PiUVATK CORIUWeo.VOE.VJJ. The affair* of the State proceed in title essentially characteristic of Lord John Russell's whig principles. Afraid look the evils pest legisla.ion fairly in the face, and acknowledge the errort which bare that been engrafts ...
... THOUGHTS on illumination night. Bull view the Whigs with caprice Drifting to war, precipitate for peace ; w threatening Cronstadt o'er the drunken bowl, warning cautious Charlie from his goal; Now grudging gunboats for the Northern war, v w launching ...
... DUFFTOWN. Whig claims, 7 Conservative claims 15 Re-enrol Iments, I Withdrawn and rejected, Withdrawn & rejected, 3 4 New claims admitted,. 3JNew claims admitted, 12 Banff District—Claimt District, Keith District, Upper District, Total, Whig. Conservative ...