... The Whig speaks of President Lincoln's proclamation as ordering a servile insurrection in the Confederate States. It speaks of the cruelty of the administration, and says Butler is a saint compared with his master. Tbe Athenccum states, on trustworthy ...

... bloated Whigs who are saturated with public spoils. The Radicals below the gangway are not mucn better, for they have aided Lord Palmerston in both snubbing and taxing the People; and now, after seven years sinning, pretend to upbraid the Whigs and make ...

... Lord Cranworth. Full seven years ago, and at time when the Whigs were in office. Sir Robert Mousey Rolfe, then a puisne Baron of the Exchequer, was pointed out in this journal a« the fittest Whig candidate for the first legal office against all Whiggish ...

... in conjunction with Mr. Bramston, and continued in parliament up to 1852. He again was candidate for that division in the Whig interest, but was defeated by considerable majority by Mr. Bramston and Sir Wm. Bowyer Smyth. The deceased suoceeded in the ...

... the Whigs. Moreover, aa the sweets of office are reserved for a few families, 41 the governing families, it matters but little to the People (who are excluded from all but the crumbs which fall from officials' tables) whether they are called Whigs or ...

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... with the Whigs , but has been given by Whig and Conservative alike, from George the 1 bird the late Sir Robert Peel, and has been vindicated, in whole or part, reasons of state expediency. Nor it good taste, the present conjuncture, to set Whig and Tory ...

... expenditure in time of peace have been levied; Te Deums have been sung in praise of the Glorious British Constitution; and Whig nepotism has been placed in a rose-colored focus. No wonder, then, that when that Tory philanthropist, Mr. Ferrand, raised ...

... schemes, plans, and dreams of invading the dependency of Hsr Majesty 1 (hear, hear). The Gpvehiment of England, ' whether Whig or Tory, will do well to remember that the People have more relations, |p, the States than in the Colonies of America; and ...

... these debates will show that the importance those branches of reform cannot be over-estimated. It was conclusively proved that Whig and Liberal proprietary interests were favoured by Ministers, and the partiality was so apparent that the Government were compelled ...

... ts. It is stated that the Prince of Wales will visit the court of Saxe Coburg Gotha during tbe Easter recess. The Northern Whig says that Mr. Gladstone has withdrawn his name from the Carlton Club. The Earl of Elgin's departure for China is not expected ...

... ??ARITY OF THE MINISTRY. London correspondent of a Whig daily says : found West End, club, and political London with >ii» and discussion about the late narrow overmnent Sic J. Hay's motion, on the ■ want of confidence looming in the distance, the the ...