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... THE WHIGS AND THEIR BRETHREN, It was sarcastically remarked by Sidney Smith that Joseph’s brethren could not have been Whigs, ' or Joseph would not have been treated so harshly by them. The latter day” reign of the Whigs has certainly fully justified ...
... THE WHIGS—Hit IKlatl STATION. In one particular the Whigs differ from all other parties. The routine is, to be one thing officequite another when constituting what is known as her Majesty’s opposition.” Even with the Whigs the rule is adhered to in all ...
... WHIG JOURNALS AND IRISH LIBERALS. Unless it be the paralysis of the reasoning faculties or their usurpation the fleeting fervours which predominate in elections —or delirium tremens, or tbe jaundice, or the folly that knows no bounds to insane gratification ...
... WHIG AND TORY GOVERNMENT. TUB EDITOR THE 8 JOURNAL. Sat—The people are near being aummuaed to decide whether Whigs Tories who shall be trusted guard iheir liUrthw, their properties, and their Uvea for the esl seven years. inoinctUou* issue; aud decided ...
... equity courts, and thought it would be advisable to apply the Whig retrenchment test to those costly ;stablishraents. Lord Brougham let in a vast deal of light through the Edinburgh Review, hut the people, having then no real power in parliament, could ...
... Another Whig job fa about being perpetrated, giving to two persona the offices of Vice President of the of Trade and Paymaster-General. These offices were both held Lord Granville-—an arrangeimnl recommended by the committee on official salaries ; but ...
... Mr. Finlay. Northern Whig, responded. The Chairman then gave The Stewards,” to which Mr. Watson responded. The Chairman then gave The Stcrefariee.” Ur S Anilrewa thanked the an tie company lor tut* manner in which they recti\el his and r. Close's health ...
... The m&nlyi consistent and politic resolutions adopted at the Waterford meeting. Whigs no Russellitee—no Dcrhyitcs—no Grahamitcs—no placebeggin enant* right and the policy of ’5l all ,h questions. These are the pronouncements ol Hie men of Waterford. They ...
... lesion to *U Catholic Sheriffs on processional proprieties But Lord Campbell boasts to Whig .he W 'bins ■ Plot School, and cirries -o the teucu ..o. » iillle Ihe edited that marked the character of bia hero, Lord William, and which successfully imiUted ...
... for hating Whigs and Whiggery, but we can find no pretence for hating Tories and Toryism one bit less than we did before the occurrence of these events. The crime of the Whigs was that they became Tory —ample grounds for our becoming utdi- Whig, but a sorry ...
... apposition to his uishes. The Whigs have been, it is true, most active to secure the return of what they call Liberal candidates—that is, Whig tools, Whig instruments, sneaking, crawling serfs, who would obey the crack of the Whig whipper-in ; but wherever ...
... historic memories and traditions by sea and land.— This is the exclusive merit ot Whig statesmen. Whig Secretaries-at-War are the economic plunderers prior Kilmainham, and Whig financiers mule political capital out of a few hundred pounds saveii” from the ...