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... THE WHIP OF THE WHIGS. Next to the Prime Minister, the Secretary for the Treasury (as the office is now filled) is the most important personage in the Liberal connection ; and in reply to the question, What great man, after all, has been produced by ...
... THE WHIP OF THE WHIGS NEXT to the Prime Minister, the Secretary for the Treasury (as the office is now filled) is the most important personage in the Liberal connection ; and in reply to the question, What great man, after all, has been pro. duced ...
... connivance and patronage of the Whigs—after the priests have been systematically used as allies in keeping out the Tories—after Brookes's has thoroughly squeezed out all that it could get from the Irish priests, the English Whigs, with a coarse callousness ...
... WICKEDNEBS OF A WHIG BISHOP. Latt week meet bitter end turgid indictment wee preferred animt an Irtah Bishop by one of our weekly contemporaries, the Examiner. That journal has always been conspicuous for its lambent aerrility towards the Whig dispensers of ...
... WICKEDNESS OF A WHIG BISHOP. Last week most bitter and turgid indictment was preferred against an Irish Bishop by one of our weekly contemporaries, the Examiner. That journal has always been conspicuous for its lambent servility towards the Whig dispensers ...
... A Pretty Whig*. a golden autumn were closing the litile Tillage of Ilarkshury.• The western sky arm Illumined with the parting glories of • gorge•us It one ot 11. .I.liciously still balmy tags that so ofttot the first yoynnt grietiur, of 1 the happy ...
... WHAT WILL WHIGS DO? THERE never was a time when Conservatives should more steadily watch the conduct of the Whigs. A decided impression prevails in well-informed quarters that important political manoeuvres will take place before next Christmas. Many ...
... SPIRIT OF THE PRESS. THE WHIGS AND THE EXPECTED REFORM BILL. • [From the Morning Herald.] Though the - wild excitement of the Reform Bill era tamed down, and after the victory the people rested a while on their great acnievement, the Radicals had not ...
... three great and time-honoured divisions, will speedily have to decide whether they will join the Whigs or the Conservatives; for good Liberals they are not likely to become. Mr. Gladstone will, perhaps, make common cause with Mr. Disraeli—Sir James Graham ...
... 978 set of words, and in our times the Whigs have turned Civil and Religious Liberty and Reform into cant phrases. Whether they will be allowed by the country to continue so hollow a game after the solemn pledges of Lord PALMERSTON and Lord JOHN ...
... In reply to our correspondents we beg to say, that we are neither Whig, Tory, nor Radical, that we neither pin our faith to the Times, the Post, tbe Clnonicle, or any other paper. read and think for ourselves, give the opinions of others, and occasional ...