... traders are upon the same scale, the trouble of disposing of them will be slight indeed. ONE of the most striking features of Whig legislation is its steady march towards centralization of all authority in Government Boards and Secretaries of State. The ...

... nations collects, on the same platform, prelates and nonconformists, peers and tradespeople, ambassadors and manufacturers, Whigs and Tories, Free-traders and Protectionists. I Every where the proposition meets with the most cordial reception ; local ...

... depression of agriculture, and praying for an early dissolution of Parliament. In the present House of Commons there are the Whigs proper, or Ministerialists, numbering about 260 ; the Peel section, numbering about 90 ; the Cobden and Hume radical reformers ...

... been or was too much wheat in the country. If there were two James Wilsons, however, getting up statistics for her Majesty's Whig Government, and both receiving only the same sum that one James Wilson receives, our friend of the Economist would be disposed ...

... voting in the minority must go *or nothing, because the voters did not mean what they did. At first sight, observes the weak Whig of the Mancliester School, undoubtedly this nearly equal strength of both parties looks a little (only a little!) ominous ...

... Country Party whenever they show a formidable front and act with boldness and decis.on. this instance, however, the menace is Whig in are ulte anxious as any and placed on a ! \?™ h}ae Ireland expanded ported Lord ST a at,sfact T ba« iB -. They S f,T (framed ...

... the Works of Industry of all Nations, be opened London the Ist of May, 1851. In the present Honsc of Commons there are the Whigs proper, or Ministerialists, numbering about 260; the Wei section, numbering about the Cubden and Hume radical reformers, numbering ...

... the community might more rea- sonably trust them for the conservation of property than either the Conservatives or the Whigs. Whig govern- ment under Lord Melbo.urne was a lottery: and all pro- positions of the time for shaving the fundholder, for tam- ...

... rumoured, that the party which he wished to lead has been broken up altogether, and that Jamie Graham is going over to the whigs as colonial secretary, in place of Lord Grey. The radical papers, in their excited feeling at the exposure of the free-trade ...

... Sooner or later, however, he believed, .jfHp every one would c the reaping time was coming ♦ _3>* iw of seed lon ...

... that eminent humbug, Dr. Boweing, who has been transported to China for his meritorious services. This worthy tool of the whigs, when travelling in Germany, informed the government that Prussia would reduce the tariff of the Zollverein provided England ...

... believed- that sooner or later every part of the plan would be carried; the leaping time was coining of seed long sown ; lhe whigs had been preaching democracy for the last 150 years. Mr. Roebuck thought the country was indebt- ed to Mr. Hume for biinging ...