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... THE WHIGS AND THE CONSERVATIVES. It is lamentable to think what must eventually become of the Whig party. Tbey have but two leaders of any note, and those names have been before the public for a period beyond tbe memory of most of our readers. During ...
... THE WOULD-BE ARRANGEMENTS OF THE WHIGS. The Morning Herald, under the heading of Political Rumours, says:—After the resignation of Lord Ellenborough, it was generally understood that Mr. Cardwell would not persist in his motion, and have reason to believe ...
... THE DILEMMA OF A LIBERAL WHIG. Our local Whig contemporary is in a sad strait. Here is an agitation for Reform going on; meetings are holding in Birmingham, Manchester, Edinburgh, and other places; the self-elected tribune the people is laying down ...
... WHIG ECONOMY. We continually hear Whig candidates on the hustings make the most fervent promises of economy and retrenchment. Remarkable there fore the fact that under their rule the Civil Service Estimates are running up to an amount very far exceeding ...
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... intention or our this occasion to resume the history of the Whigs and the incidents signalising their career. ' ourselves to the recollections of their apogee. ail i only to that bright epoch when Whig adininistrat with the polish of Lowe, the brilliancy wit ...
... MUNICIPAL ELECTION, 1868. —MILL HILL WARD. TO THE EDITOR OF THE INTELLIGENCER. Sm,—As a consistent Whig allow me to protect most strongly against the supposition that the paragraph referring to forth c iming Mill Hill Election inserted Thursday's Mercury ...
... ?? Lord Palmerston and Lord John Russell.- — An old Whig writes to the Globe on the subject of the present anomalous state of the liberal r»arty. His conclusion is that it is impossible for Lord J. Russell to serve under any other statesman ; that be ...
... country, and mainly under the patronage of tbe Whigs, what may not inaptly be designated a mali* cious kind of political Jackdawism. Tbis mean and meretricious vice has culminated and collapsed by turns. The Whigs and their supporters in the press have had ...
... In our day two questions are very hard to be answered; Who are Whigs and Tories ?” and What are Whigs and Tories ?” Dr. Johnson was at no loss for a reply to one at least of these queries. A characteristic conversation is reported his faithful biographer:—“ ...
... WHIG FIT WILSON, SURGED N, REMOVED from Dixon-lank to FARM-BANK Shrewsbury-road. Door opposite Granville street. ...
... long tim« before the Whigs could drive them from the Treasury Benches. Lord Derby is now really master of th« situation, and it depends upon him ami his friends the Cabinet to fix his and their tenure of office. If Disraeli adopt the I allot, find Ills ...