Caledonian Marcury
... W1'higs alone,-AVOtu 1IADICALS, DTSttISS ToRIs, AND REPL.ELACE IWrGS. Whigs only can protect,-Whigs only can save,-Whigs only can improve,-Whigs only are honest,-Whigs only have hrains,-Whigs only are the salt ...
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MR MACAULAY'S ADDRESS
... from one end to the other with ;he spirit of the Whigs of 1832. Able and elegant as it is, we seek in vain for any deeper insight, any more comprehensive generalisation, than would he afforded by the Whig creed of Lord Grey and Lord Aithorp in 1832. The ...
Foreign Intelligence
... (Democrat) 8S32 104,205 152 ti Van Buren's (Democrat) . 1830 27,542 i G Harrison's (Whig) IS40 145 91 1 174 d Pol mcs (De rocrat) .. 54,14 6 C Talor's(Whig) .. .14 140,790 1536 a Pierce's (Democrat).. ..1S52 17s,200 r 260 C On the 3d inst ...
LORD MAIDSTONE AND MR MACAULAY
... laugh at the expense of the absent, and the hel-i less, has long been the prevalent scabies of what is tiacetiously term'd Whig humour. In the last category I have no design to figure.. Give your own11 orders, Mr sl acaulay ! They shall be punctually ...
Foreign Intelligence
... feeling. It wvill nown ag-regate to itself soene of the highest ele- nments of statesmanship, Conservatism, and power among the Whigs. By this I do not mean reaction. I mean no limitation of popular rights-but rather their exten- sion. I do not mean iProtection ...
Caledonian Mercury
... watchas the happy snortmet-descries t'he vulnerable point, and then strikes his blow and it falls heavy. His old friends, the Whigs, have been his anvil, and he seems in a fair way of assimilating them, as a distinct and powerfol party il the State. If we ...
Caledonian Mercury
... majority of the House-and, judging by the tone of the debate, the Peel party and Lord Pal- merston are here at one with the Whigs and 'Manchester section-have resolved, on the threshold, to place fren trade highl and dry, far beyond either open or insiaio-u ...
Caledonian Mercury
... Patten as Chairman of the House in Committee will be equally unanimous. This last office was long held by Mir Bernat under the Whig Governments, and by Mr Green, under that of Sir Robert Peel, though unfortunately both those gentlemen are now hors de combat ...
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... years ago but, Lring;ng it forward at a late period of the ses- ssin, he probably did not get that amount of support from the Whig party generally which, under other circumstances, hel Iwould have obtained. The reason was, that the session W:.s so protracted ...