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... THE DISAPPOINTED EXPECTATION THE WHIGS. On the cold frosty morning (says correspondent o Liverpool Standard), when the Whigs were tb« their traps, preparatory to taking their departure ^^ of \gi pleasant places of Downing-street, Mr. Hayter c Ol (he ...
... WHIG-RADICAL SLANDERERS. SATURDAY, AUGUST 30, 1851. The Kendal Mercury of last week, contains the following in the shape of leading article : THE LORD LIEUTENANT OF CUMBERLAND AND WESTMORLAND. We direct attention to an article from the Carlisle Journal ...
... juxta position whig-treachery and a vacillating policy, and show us which then aro amiable traits worthy of admiration. One we can understand, it speaks its effrontery honestly out —the other raises hopes only to destroy them. Had the whig-reformers been ...
... PARALLEL FOR THE ROCHDALE WHIGS. is related of O'Counell, that he once beat down a huxter woman, iv Dublin, who kept a fis:i stall. O'Connell wagered that he would beat her fairly, and he did it in this style. He had called her a parallelogram, when ...
... Messrs. Lawton printed that we ascertained that the five-ward Whigs had been negotiating with them to print another paper iv the five-ward Whig interest. The scheme was secretly and dishonourably laid to deprive the Observer of its business connection, and ...
... defection, Whig blindness. Whig treachery and duplicity. Their fall should be a warning to the rising generation. What boots it if the Whigs maka large professions, if they do those things they ought not to do, and leave undone those things they ought to ...
... THE WHIG CLIQUE AND THE .LIBERAL PARTY. t While the discussion oIL Mr. Cardwell's mo- t tion was still pending, we treated the question t exclusively in its bearings on the pacification and welfare of India. We alluded to party considerations only to ...
... Chelmsford), while the Whigs have made eight, viz., Brougham, Denman, Cottenham, Campbell, Langdale, Truro, Cranworth, and Wensleydale! But it is the family party peerages that the most enormous Whig jobbery has taken piece. Here what the Whigs have done. They ...
... harmless had the Whigs been true to themselves. Inertness, and that prone aess to rest upon their oars in the stormy navigation i which the vessel of the State is always exposed, has it of the impelling breeze of popular favour; the Whig government has ...
... THE WHIG WHIPPER IN AND PURITY OF ELECTION. There are certain members of the House of Commons who are very dear to theirconstituents; and thereare otherswhose constituents are dear both to their member and to the nation. Among tbe latter is Mr. Hayter ...
... THE WHIG GOVERNMENT AND THE PAPAL AGGRESSION. Can we forget what use they made of their leisure December, 1834, and January, 1835? Can we forget tbat those months were held the consultations between Irish papistry and English innovation which resulted ...
... PRECARIOUS POSITION OF THE WHIG CABINET. — the past week ministers have received two pregnant warnings that they must popularise their cause, and not oppose propositions that are dictated by common sense, and are calculated to meet the requirements of ...