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... or fur ill, the Whig school is generally averse to coalition. 1, is too much of an oligarchy, almost too much of a family, to endure the introduction of new elements, especially when there is anything to be forgiven or forgot. The Whigs come in and go ...
... MARRIAGES. Mr William SlTarlane, confectioner, Cowitate to laahella, only dannhter of Mr Brown, coach-wright, Canoisgate—Whig, Edinburgh, 29th Mt Mr Alexander Laurie, engineer, Poland, to Margaret, youngest daughter of Mr George Mtn, grocer, Auchtermu ...
... difference is the extinction _of that Tory party by whoso obstinacy the Whigs ascended to power , and whom they were always able to play off _against the _people . Twenty _years ago the _Whigs _assumed the p lace of _moderators _between the _two _extremes _ ...
... TUESDAY, MARCH 18, 1851. This dav is pallished, price 6d., THE WHIGS THE POPE. The Case of the Day. Repoitod by AN OLD WHIG. Printed for the Author by William Blackwood* Sons, Edinburgh and London. ...
... anticipated that a portion of the candidates on each ticket, Whig and opposition, have teen elected. The character of the Legislature cannot yet be prelieted, though we believe the Senate will be Whig. In Louisiana, the Whip received a portion of the Union ...
... _single Southern Sate . I have not yet seen , out of 200 Whig newspapers in tlie Southern _Slates , one _which has responded with any warmth to the nomination of _General Scott by the late Whig btate Convention of Pennsylvania _. 2 _. The next in order ...
... have the effect of driving him from power. To this end they supported the Whigs; and on Sir Henry Parnell’s famous motion the Ministry into a minority, and eventoally the Whigs into office. These last, however, were too shrewd not to perceive that their ...
... _preservation of their own peculiar _legislation on _this _invaluable _past gain by a niggard support and _occasional peril of tho Whig Cabinet . Lord Stanley _offers a bribe to all _classes , by relief from the _Income-tax in exchange for a _four-shilling _duty ...
... ; and that he has (or has had) the option of a junction with a section of the deceased Whig Cabinet, or of forming Administration of his own. If joins with tho Whigs, it may be either with the Grey party or with Lord John Russell and Lord Palmerston. The ...
... Government officials . A new feature is _noticeable , within tlic last few years , which roust be put to the _debit of the Whig _Ministry—viz ., the _insertion of Government advertisements in Free Kirk _newspapers _, _because _JII ' C _, and without reference ...
... once brought energetically to bear apainst it. Upon the subject of this Whig and Tory coalition the public have been favoured with a letter from Mr Jopp. the official agent for the Whig party In the iferru.y of Thursday that gentleman contradicted what he ...
... it that anything like an alliance betwixt the Whigs and Tories, for any pnrposar whatever, would inevitably lead other parties to aoalitions, and that upon more important occasums, aiufoy which the Whigs would not Had their account. good opportunity will ...