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... THE WHIGS IN PRIVATE. THE Whigs never were, and never could be, an honest party. Their practice, from the first, has been controlled by the necessities of a false position. Their politics have no meaning; their professions have no sincerity; they have ...
... living fact—that this system of corruption, in which there have been the Whig Ministers on the one side, and a body Irish Members on the other, has been the system by which the Whigs have maiutained themselves for series of years in power.” Such are the ...
... STATESMANSHIP OF MODERN WHIGS. TO THE EDITOR OF THE STANDARD. SlB, — Perhaps no party in the history of this country ever manifested the desire of political power so strongly as the modern Whigs. Nor liuvo they been overscrupulous i:i tho means they have ...
... NO MORE WHIG REFORM. TO THE EDITOR OF THE STANDARD. Sir, — I should think it must be evident to men of un- prejudiced minds that the Reform Bill of 1831 has proved an entire failure. As it was ill-advised in its origin, no it has boen most calamitous ...
... WHIG CORRUPTION IN CHURCH PATRONAGE. TO THE EDITOR OF THE STANDARD. gl ß) — The appointment of Dr. Robinson to the vacant stall at Rochester, has given rise to no little observation. The cathedral establishment there has lately excited a good deal of ...
... Macdonalds of Glencoe, was, and :continues to -bei the god of the Whigs. . The -Duke of, Sutherland -was a Whig; -the 13uke of Argyll is a Whig; the Mar- lquis of Breadalbane -is. a Whig; and the personal,, if -not the -political. predilections of F.M ...
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... obtaining empire bave not been equalled by those of tbe Whigs for gaining political power. As for the political equilibrium of Europe, no power on earth, perhaps, bas done more to destroy it than the modern Whigs. After the battle of Water- loo, Great Biitain ...
... Cigar, Tobacconist's .ad Stationery Madams, with Circa Whig Library in a main thorougishwe. CONCERN in the above Is offered for DISPOSAL t circumstances that will be expiethed to any hiteadleS D ra i = to an actalthouthood SAW Foust public thowsurhfare ...
... at least neutodi in InAiny instances zealous supporters of the Whig candidate& The elections, however, were o* t' whole unfavourable to Oppoeitios.-..Lord Moilevad's Memoirs of (Ise Whig Party, 11. 'Put MARRIAOB OP lIT.—PCIIOO.B most intimate at Carlton ...
... tolerance (cheers), as if to the Whigs did not belong more peculiarly than to others the assumption of those very liberal opinions which the house were now called upon to violate. What his hon. friend and those around him really meant to say to the noble ...
... LONDON, TUESDAY, JANUARY 24, 1854. It is earnestly to be hoped that the great Whig Quarterly has not in vain addressed its energies —through an elaborate treatise in the number just published—to the elucidation of the manifold troubles, anxieties, and ...