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... Conservative, Whig, or Radical, and, more a great deal, who does good service to the state no matter what government is in? We ask, why is the seat of such a man as this to be even threatened with an opposition? Cui bow Why, in order that a Whig lord may foist ...
... Is this Whig consistency and Whig policy? RUSSIA AND TURKEY. At last Lord Aberdeen has summoned courage ; order Admiral Dundas to join the French flee t the coast of Turkey. The pressure of his in e i : ll manly colleagues, Lord Palmerston and Lord Russell ...
... WHIG PROSPERITY. (From 83//'s IVeekly Messenger.) Sir Charles Wood is an excellent special pleader. The other day it fell to his lot to convince the house and the country that Free-trade had kept up the revenue and succeeded in a satisfactory manner. ...
... DOWNFALL OF THE WHIGS. The provincial journals received to-day—the Conservative, the Moderate, and the Ultramontane, are all glorying in the downfall of the Russell Cabinet. Before, huwever, introducing a few passages to show the universality of the feeling ...
... WHIG CORRUPTION AND HOUSE OF LORDS. To be sure every class has its price, as well as every individual. You cannot bribe in the House of Lords by 2/. 10s., or a place in the Post-office; but is there no bribery in making barons viscounts, viscounts earls ...
... WHIG CORRUPTION . AND THE HOUSE OF LORDS. TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING HERALD. Sta,—Under the above appropriate heading, your correspondent S. has enumerated a list of peerages created by the Whigs since 1831, numbering no fewer than 54. Allow me, ...
... WHIG ECOSOMY.-ENORMOUS SAVING (From the Observer.) The bill for the regulation of the metropolitan police, in. troduced by Sir George Grey, has passed the House of Commons, and will go through the House of Lords without delay. It is a measure which merely ...
... for the cause sake. WHIG TACTICS. TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING HERA-Il i :A SIR,—In your valuable journal you have frequentlY occasion to notice the tactics of the ex-Prime Minister, methinks he has been dealt with too leniently as tOOIO embryo of a ...
... A WHIG ATTORNEY GENERAL OUT. The Limerick Reporter states that Mr. Hatchell, the late Irish Attorney General, and representative for Windsor, polled his Protestant tenants himself in person for Ball and Keogh at Carlow. Ball was one of the candidates ...
... TEN WHIGS AND PEELITES WHO VOTED FOR THE Barron, Sir H. Berkeley, Hon. G. Cayley, E. S. Chomley, Sir W. Dunne, Colonel TEIRTY-FOUR PEELITES WI Beckett, W. Cardwell, E. . Charteris, Hon. F. Clerk, Right Hon. Sir G. Copeland, Aid. Douglas, Sir C. E. Douro ...
... present cabinet thus described the Whig party :— The Whigs, said he, although the great professed assertors of liberty, when they come into place never stick at any obligation of laws, liberty, or government, in order to carry their point ; and their ...
... A WHIG OF 168 R, AND AN OLD SUBSCRIBER. Brighton, Nov. 2. TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING HERALD. SlR,—Your country readers are much obliged to you for your ample information on the new papist conspiracy; but you have not yet been able to tell us where the ...