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... [Por the Northampton Herald. ) i THE WHIGS, THE WORDLINGS, AND THE 'AI; MORE CRY THAN WOOL, MURE BOANT THAN MATTLE, Ere this ouce evitable war i ~ Hud call’d, as now, for tax and tears, And whilst men look’d on Russia’s Czar ‘With strong, but uot un-reas'ning ...
... Hon. Gerald it was offered to two other small sprigs of nobility, namely, Canning and Lord Wriothesley Russell. Verily, the Whigs and Peelites know how to divide the Church patronage between their friends and families. We recollect a nursery poet who wrote— ...
... could uot stand clearer iv relief. Here are Messrs. Paget ; the elder gentleman the veterau leader of the Whig party, the younger the chairman of the Whig Election Committee— both consistent in their adhesion to Reform principles, which one has advocated for ...
... grandchild of former Diocesan; it was well proved. reforming the church the Whigs for 20 or 25 years have talked, but in reality done more harm than even tho Tories did The Whigs have heaped on Diocesan patronage, which we see takes 36 years to reach a ...
... must, depend on 't, Write as we're paid 10 write—so there's an end on *t. 1f th’ honor'd ‘T'ories will not find us bread, The Whigs and Rads wo hate must do't instead. ‘T'ie only questions with our tribe when fasting L Are, ** who pays best,” and ** what ...
... the door-mat, but obleege me and be seated. | Bel ove me loth to trouble you, 1 wouldn't move 2 muscle W ere it only for the Whigs, or to save the house of Russell; But we've sacrificed s 0 much for our chenshed Conlition, | That 1 ask this “lectle” from ...
... impressed with the danger saying - too much. apparent was the reserve manifested Lord Aberdeen, to elicit from Earl FitzwiHiaii), Whig, and general supporter of the government, remark, There never was a speech nude, he be bound say, on snch an occasion as ...
... Coalition is «mmonlfi-‘n very doubtful whether a breal rauks—a coutingency w 0 E:U whether ber Majesty can leave land excursion —the Whig lord in the House of Commons has n m«uq'g of‘:‘f‘mdl d_lhr‘ accordingly, t place 4 unfl.mfi'bc Peelite daily orgw with a report ...
... the Turkish power. On his reading his last news from Silistria he must have experienced similar sensations to those of the Whig statesmen of other days when they heard the joybells chiming for Talavera” and Vittoria,” and the other victories of the warrior ...
... are we to think, when we see several ot those who held hich oftice under Lord Derby, including his own son, voting with the Whigs, Radicals and Dissenters on this division 7 Une of our county members, many bave grieved to see, was of the number, Mr. Ruightley ...
... Palmerston based his measure. In referring to its origin, we shall avail ourselves of a few of the facts adduced by An Old Whig, in a series of letters which were inserted in the Chronicle a month or two ago. From these we collect that a com- mittee ...
... the big* of his own Cabinet, France, and Germany, repose confidence in Lord Aberdeen ; but, happily, Cabinet contains ten Whigs and only five Aberdeenite ' Lord Aberdeen is out-voted and dragged along W majority of Palmerstonians. ...