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... WHIG RULE IN CANADA. UPPER CANADA. We find by a recent number of the British Colonist, published in Toronto, that electioneering politics were running very high. The friends of Lord Elgin, composing what is called the Reform Convention, advocate the ...
... WHIG JOBBERY AT THE ROYAL MILITARY ASYLUM, CHELSEA. IT is now some twelve years since a former Whig Cabinet violated all the principles of that gratitude to which veteran Officers were entitled at the hand of the Ministers of their country, by a mere ...
... THE “ SWEATING” SYSTEM. The Northern Whig, referring to the practice prevalent in some of the large towns, and known as the sweating system,” says : —There are few features, if any, in the annals of the artisan, so revolting as the abominable system of ...
... a portion of the candidates on each ticket, whig and opposition, have been elected. The character of the legislature cannot yet be predicted, though we believe the Senate will be whig. In Louisiana, the whigs received a portion of the union opposition ...
... More intense hue. For though one stood on the t hghest pinnacle of the temple of honour, being of blood-royal, the other was a Whig; between 1 0 , 1°1 and kings, there is but little to choose in the g r un. Both are, in essence, equally anti-poputhe capricious ...
... patty; and that the latter are not inclined to their votes to the ministry of the Whigs, even for the sake of so talented and respectable • youag man as Mr. PEAL. If the Whigs age to remain in power with the consent of the Peelites, they must bid much higher ...
... brothers. The Russell. Durham sth was indeed a day memorable in the annals of the Whig party and of Protestant intolerance. It seemed as if Belzebub had constituted the Whig Prime Minister of England his terrestrial Vice -gerent for the day, and that all ...
... for years the warm supporter of the Whig Government; but the Whigs were afraid to appoint him, fearing the seat for Oxford would be lost to them. Mr. Erie, disgusted at the treatment which he received from the Whigs, retired from Parliament ; and, strange ...
... the extremities of the two sections who shall say where the Whig ends, and th e Radical begins? It is hard to do so, but still it may be done. The mark of the beast that attaches to the Whig is, that he is tarred with a brush from the Treasury. Both sit ...
... the extremities of the two sections who shall say where the Whig ends, and the Radical begins? It is hard to do so, but still it may be done. The mark of the beast that attaches to the Whig is, that he is tarred with a brush from the Treasury. Both sit ...
... loans out of the brokeu-down landholders of Ireland. The honourable member for Bucks feels the injustice that these heartless Whigs would perpetrate, and there is no doubt that it he come to the rescue Ireland will be saved from the grievous inflicLion threatened ...
... among electors by disturbing tbe harmony of Mr. Coppock and Edwards, who are parliamentary agents, useful members for the Whigs, and who are not only enabled to carry the e'ec- tions at St. Alban's from time immemorial through bribery and corruption, ...