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... gone. The Whigs are just what they always were when basking in the sunshine of office. Why, then, did not Messrs. Hume and Brotherton battle against their extravagances, and prodigality, and waste, in 18:50, without postponing their zeal until 1851? Were ...
... even their own exporters here, for earth, aniperhape auother place under the earth, to return whig and nondescript, the infatuated and increasingly unpopular Whig Ministry daringly omit no opportunity of snubbing” Liverpool, ay. on every possible occasion; ...
... promise to support the Liberal interest. I am, &c. There is Whig morality ! The claim is objected to as bad, and not founded on a proper qualification. Support us with your vote, say the Whigs, and we shall allow you to be ' enrolled, although you have ...
... no party motives at Et work in determining this selection. Although a itl constant supporter of Whig principles, and at one de: time the member of a Whig ministry, Mr. Macau- sel ley was never a partisan; and since his resignation res of office has given ...
... and the Disseniino Bishop op MAHCBESTEB.-Thanka to and to the thereby aroused and concentrated force of Public Opinion, the whig-made Biahopof Manchester last been brought to better mind. From neither or none of the patties involved in the late m»erable ...
... pending in bankruptcy against the son of a distinguished orator, a member of the lower house of legislature, and one of the Whig Government, and the son of an equally once-distinguished head of a Royal:Society. The means by which they seek protection, ...
... after all, was only supplementary motion, for the noble and learned lord had unifonnly been supported in it by the whigs, when the whigs were wot office. But now that they are office their countenances have changed-what was black before it now a rote colour ...
... we alhide to. It is true that Baron Rothschild may be mortified j and annoyed by the treatment of Lord John Russell and the whigs. It is said that neither Lord Palmerston nor the Chancellor of the Exchequer are desirous of seeing so acute a financier in ...
... The Times contends that the grants to the Cambridge groupe will be ignored, and commit the Royal Family and their profligate Whig friends. A Mr. Henry Alexander, a member of the English Bar, has started as candidate for the representation of Dungannon. ...
... or want of am( e spirit of their victim, is founded on principles Hi s well known to arbitrary governments, and whichan g a Whig ministry find it convenient to adopt, in bei r defiance of their own recognised opinions and pre-of, e cedents. We will, however ...
... standing; Admii- -al Napier, a good seaman, but a bad statesman, of Whig-Tory politics; and Mr. Palmer, a lawyer cc of high respectability, and who might be charac- to terised as a liberal Whig. The Timnes exerted th itself to float the Government-censured ...
... man 11S to him would have been Mr. Vinton, of Ohio. UIS Mr. M'Kennan's appointment will give great 11, satisfaction to the Whig party in Pennsylvania. se Her coal and iron interests will have a watchful g- and capable friend in the new Secretary of the ...