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... THE DISTRESSES OF THE WHIGS. It is not often that a lady has such opportunities for politicai influence us fell to the lot of the Marchioness of Westminster in the late electioneering campaign at Shafteshury. Itis the more gratify. ing to record the testimony ...
... THE WHIGS AND THEIR VIEWS. Taere is no doubt that if the Whigs be allowed to have their own way, they will bring rain upon Church and State. ‘l{:elr direct tendency is to republicanise our institutions, and to subvert not only the Church but the Throne ...
... presented \z the Whigs, it will be necessary to observe closely their treatment of their own boroughs. We do not wish at present to enumerate the boroughs which are directly under Whig influence, nor to dwell on the means taken in 1832 to protect Whig interests ...
... reform. Can he be called a Whig? Are Messrs. Miluer Gibson and Gilpin Whigs? or Gladstone, Sidney Herbert, and Cardwell? Not one of them. Why, i the Cabinet, from the highest to the lowest, it would be vain to | look for the trme Whig, notwithstanding the various ...
... GENERAL PUBLIC TOPICS. — T WHIG CORRUPTION AND THE HOUSE OF - LORDS. “To be sure every class bas its price, as well as every individaal, Ym:’mhfihinthflmdla&b; £3 10s., or a place in the Post-office; but is there no brihwyh—lingh:um‘ viscounts earls, and ...
... THE BRITISH GOVERNVENT AND THE CON. FEDERATE STATES. Tar Richmond Whig of Dec. 29 makes the following bitter attack upon England :— “ The grovelling and cold-blooded selfishness of the British Ministry toward the Confederate states is fast engendering ...
... ; and after recording a num| ber of political movements, which show the desperaltion of the Whigs, it is added, “In a word, all is uncertainty in the Whig-Radical camp.” | That Her Majgsty has no sympath{ with the machi| nations of the * Liberals” is ...
... THE QUE . AN AT FLORENCE. TM Queen, with. Pelee sad Primus Nary et Hahnberg' Dab.. / Illahwrelt. Plisse Whig enillaborgli, Queeik.„ 4 sod the hewed Dube et Imarbtewhery, .day a awe be the Rigel, lestitate. ia • ▪ mnrocr. • has Um windows entwined the ...
... left of the great Whig party that crowded the ministerial ‘l;ucb- after the passing of the Reform Bill a few years ‘before, Lord Palmerston’s next exploit was his interference in the affairs of Syria. For in the year 1840, the able and nstute Mehemet ...
... .the position Whigs /Wed held that 'alleged fact onfc as inducement tov wash away Liberals Bul-TiacT hot the world advanced since the time of the old Whigs ? (cheers). Conld Liberals be expected be srtt governed by the altered circumstances of the time ...
... all men are sinners, even archdeacons, had actually come forward at that meeting and thanked God that he was not a Whig, because a Whig was altogether outside the pale of human intellect. The Archdeacon might also have remembered another proverb, that ...
... of the Whig Government to tamper with what the Whigs had intended to be the final measare of 1832, Thus, it was owing to Lor! John Russell’s vanity ani feebleness that the floed gotes of popular excitement were first thrown open, and it w2B Whig vacillation ...