... acquired that power ? Will they wait until Radicalism breaks down the feeble barriers which Whig-Liberalism opposes to Democracy before they face the danger * The Whig- Radical-Liberals in their pretended unity and in tongue peculiar to their organ whine for ...

... years, I can say that one female servant consumes and wastes as much as any three of the persons for whom she works. Do the Whigs claim the merit of the high price of butchers’ meat, for surely they may safely argue that as portion of the public (that is ...

... after year. Colonel Biddulpii the other day said he did not see how this was to be done. This is always the answer of Whigs when Whigs are in office; it is the duty of Conservatives to show them how, by the adoption of a sound foreign policy which will ...

... ersal and Complete Suffrage, the Franchise and Reform, and the Separation of Church and State—The mutual relations of the Whigs, Radicals, Irish Repealers, and Dissenters—Sir U. Peel, the Conservatives, and the Established Church —The British Constitution ...

... ersal and Complete Suffrage, the Franchise and Reform, and the Separation of Church and State—The mutual relations of the Whigs, Radicals, Irish Repealers, and Dissenters—Sir H. Peel, the Conservatives, and the Established Church—The British Constitution ...

... —Universal and Complete Suffrage, the £6 Franchise and Reform, and the Separation of Church and State —The mutual relations of the Whigs, Radicals, Irish Repealers, and Dissenters —Sir It. Peel, the Conservatives, and the Established Church —The British Constitution ...

... publication. The report of the Committee appointed to inquire into the Edmunds scandal has been printed. It consisted of six Whigs, four of them Government officials, and five Conservatives. The Lord Chancellor’s conduct in the affair is condemned in two ...

... supported. Mr. Main waking is Like mild Erasmus of modest mien, Lu moderation placing all his glory ; So Tories call him Whig and Whigs Tory, e had not heard, or heard of, the rumour to which Mr. Mainavaking refers. It seems more than probable that the General ...

... Holly well, 24th Nov., 186-5. WHIGS AND TORIES. TO THE EDITOR OF THE DENBIGHSHIRE AND FLINTSHIRE TELEGRAPH. Mr Editor, —Will you allow me a small corner in your paper for a few of thoughts about what people calls Whigs and Tories. I cannot say that I ...

... measure which has received tho approval of many Whigs, and which few them dare actively oppose, may considered as almost already secured if any opportunity occurs. When members of the Russell and other Whig families cannot resist tho temptation to vote ...

... it is this desire which would induce the moderate Whigs to accede the announcement of a second Liberal candidate for the representation of Denbighshire at the next election. It is a feint of the Whigs —and some of them is excused on that groundto prevent ...

... worth mentioningiu Norfolk; andwhen the late general election, he endeavoured to propose a 1 candidate iu the interest of the Whigs, he could not get i hearing. How delusive is the vox po/nili! .At one moment he was, perhaps, the most popular man m England ...