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... importance by occasional fusions. Radical aid the Whigs get place and power—and by Whig aid the Radicals obtain instalments, and hope to obtain full payment, of their vague and ndefinite demands. When the Whigs are secure, they turn a cold shoulder to the ...
... THE WHIG FAMILY COMPACT. The Whigs hare been still going, going, going all the month, but they are not yet gone. The hammer has not fallen—they hare not quite succeeded in completely selling themselves. slight change has come over them. Lord John, that ...
... WHIG'S OPINION OF PROTECTION. There seems to be general feeling that the opinion of the country is to taken upon the question of free trade in corn before the present House of Commons shall have terminated its existence by effluxion of time. Should such ...
... PLAIN LANGUAGE UNPALATABLE TO WHIG POLICY. TO THE EDITOR OF NEWCASTLE JOURNAL. Sir, —As plain, intelligible language should always be employed in the expression of manly and straightforward principles, I cannot but admire your use of our legitimate m ...
... The Whigs and something more have reengaged'their old trumpeter, The Edinburgh Review, to sound the praises of their policy, and to assure the country that England it is is far more prosperous than ever it has been in times past, and that instead ...
... whig tone radicals who combined ““oeople food It to that the of Mercury meeting of the Board of of Saturday in the Union for with the 1849 of pounds considerable f decrease appeared to be owing to Pc°“d of recipients from other of life °fA The to D ...
... inflicted on them at the hands of the Whigs) (Shouts of Never.) Were they prepared to accept the horrors which the present government had inflicted on themthe horrors of famine, followed up by the spiritual inflictions threatened in the speech of the ...
... 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 ...
... • the spnnff UtOT, when the Whig miaintry resigned in cob•eqornrr of the King requiring written doclnrutun from them that no further coaoMsiona should made la the Catholic*, and when Parliament was dissolved by the new ministry, the a tin t effort* were ...
... Representation of Clackmannan.—Mr. Adam, son Admiral Sir C. Adam, X.C.8., Governor of Greenwich Hospital, named the Whig-Radical Free-trade candidate in the room of General Sir W. Morison, deceased. Inquiry into the Kaffir War.—We understand that Major ...
... Learn to John 111411.—Sir E. B. Lytton, one of both politically tad literary. of ranks of Whigs. jog a pamphlet. obis!, he snows that present system of Irwin& is raises*, sod, from his oopspolar. Best's— • I rig* ht oat tint time e.. Pei-111.9.—• ' slay ...
... WHIG. Botha, :25 Vizz•rs, & c o Castilian Mud [;rough, 0 Um: la Hannah, W Lindsay EMIL* 184 Hobbs, Cannon& Co w Fora n 7 Fruit' Koss Brs Huily 135_Co.rielm Hcrnet 168 !totter. J &:o 11 Toinkinson Langton John h. Edwin 160 Murray, 1) Caution ...