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... WHIG-RADICAL SLANDERERS. SATURDAY, AUGUST 30, 1851. The Kendal Mercury of last week, contains the following in the shape of leading article : THE LORD LIEUTENANT OF CUMBERLAND AND WESTMORLAND. We direct attention to an article from the Carlisle Journal ...
... THE WHIG GOVERNMENT AND THE PAPAL AGGRESSION. Can we forget what use they made of their leisure December, 1834, and January, 1835? Can we forget tbat those months were held the consultations between Irish papistry and English innovation which resulted ...
... THE WHIG MINISTRY AND ADMIRAL NAPIER. The following remarkable correspondence appears in the Time*; Sir, I enclose you a correspondence that has taken place between Lord John Russell and myself relative to the Mediterranean command, in order that the ...
... A correspondent wishes to know what has become of Roebuck's History of the Whigs siuce the passing of the Reform Bill. We are informed that the work is kept the background in consequence of a threat of in junction, a member of the Vovernment, against ...
... few years the public income did not meet the expenditure, and a cry was raised, See, the Whigs have an empty treasury: what shocking bad financiers these Whigs always are. The Ministry told the people truly, You cannot have your cake and eat it too ...
... Sir Edward Lytton, from one, who is a constitutional Whig, mixing in the society of the leading whigs, and may reasonably be expected to know something of the real opinions of the constitutional whig party, will, we are sure, be read with great satisfaction ...
... quiescent thoir strength. Seme of the Whig-Radical prints pretend to discover in the comparative calm the present time relaxation the national hostility to Papal invasion. Lord John suspect, knows his men better. Tho Whigs have done good thing this week in ...
... Times . Radical . 12,750 Wesleyan Times . Radical, Dissenting . 9,000 Gardener’s Chronicle . Neutral . . 6,700 Observer . . . . Whig 6,500 Bell’s Life . Sporting, Liberal . 5,600 Lady’s Paper . - Neutral 5,000 Morning Advertiser, D.M. Radical, Organ ‘of Pub- ...
... heart and ready ' Beheld himself, with 1 * Towards Whig enable A week of Mountain-la 1 . That passed and broMt A week combination* That never Till c'en Whig statesmen*^ If they were in j*W And c'en Whig states**^ Knew not if they were And then when gossip ...
... him that Cobdei. Cumberland; and the Whigs, knowing his weakness and ambition, intend to make all they can of him. He is, forsooth, Champion fixed to contest West Cumberland at the next Election ou Free Trade and Whig-Radical principles. has swallowed the ...
... One Full House. Full House makes . . One Defeat. Defeat makes . . One Large Minority. 20 Minorities make . . One Whig Ministry. 1 Whig Ministry makes . One regret the death of Sir Robert Peel. Angling Extraordinary. Lord Peter, potentate of the angle— ...
... become so accustomed lately smooth water does not offer suffice |J;J though should recollect that it has J't bagging tbe old Whig shore, ami being ,{ far enough out, that he has already c j l Dropping nautical allegory, we mus' J,jW'. cere regret the miserable ...