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... WHAT DO THE WHIGS THINK? Tea Whig journals are, el eoerse, loud and emphatic in their prophecies of a short reign, and not a merry one, to Lord Derby. But what do the Whip themselves thinks( Lord Derby's prospects on the one hand, and their own on the ...
... necessities require, or be } their bosiness the next election? ot These are Whig freemen! Ep. F.. so, he bh one other, HOW WHIGS JOB AWAY INDI All our reverses in the East are tracea Whig mi Who will deny th of the Affghan war, with its disaster, East, by showing ...
... 58. ry father WHIG NOBLEMEN THAT WO ‘F n a tone t es she It is traly, we ( Scotsman ) hitherto 1 to John nothing bas that, Sir EB. Bulwer Lytton not only be re for Hertfordshire, but will not even be: the door It has long been understood ip at the chiefi ...
... inroad (strictly speaking, the Whig's raid); ever after that all that opposed* the Court came contempt nailed Whigs.'' We find John Nicboll, the diarist, 1660, speakin- the west country Presbyterians as commonly called the Whigs, implying that the term ...
... the support of an army of Whig | oda men—it is a great mistake to assume that D | COM- ters will go in for Whigs, Whiggery, and tax and oppose those whose only aim is national being. There was a time when the na the . and Whig was one to swear by, and ...
... ons, embracing quasi-Liberal ism ; and the Liberals, numerous as they are, consis of oligarchical Whigs, Whigs of the old school, Liberals who are Whig followers; independent Liberals and ultra Liberals; but there are no common views in politics to ensure ...
... from the Land's Endi to John O Groat's nothing is heard but their cry about the new India bill-from the snmptive yelpof the Whig at half-price and the bewildered) maze of the Scotsman, &c. Most people accustomed to the perusal of police reports, and the ...
... of a Liberal policy. He and his Mende why it should have bees peemed,er wby it abseil be given to the nation. It is set to Whig tradition, to expos diplomatic IsUars to the light of day, and the reams is beams* them letters are too frequently intrigue ...
... all.’ ‘A morbid antipe every by Parliament.’ ‘Th ‘Whigs were afflicted with it beyond the po or invective to cure them. eoanection may well be dissolved fa Ee: past.’ Sach and oo cutting is the om the Whigs, whom it has heretofore so la ) CASS and the fact ...
... the otherwise extraordinary and unaccountable contradictious that are found in Whig statesmen. They are at once rigid and lax, liberal and illiberal. The weakness of the Whigs is never so thoroughly exposed as when they are power; for when was Whiggism ...
... ons, embracing quasi-Liberalism ; and the Liberals, numerous as they are, consist of oligarchical Whigs, Whigs of the old school, Liberals who are Whig followers ; independent Liberals, and ultra-Liberals; but there are no common views in politics amongst ...
... to them. Bat what they resist—end what, for our part, we believe, a the resteration To aid in such a revival would only wt a Whig ensure a repetition of to the pru and to open the way for to their sympathies and fatal Sra should be unwill lend their aid ...