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... WHIGS AND TORIES. The Whigs may ascribe much of their waning popularity in Ireland deficiency in those small attentions and courtesies which cost little, and. notwithstanding, have what we may term, prepossessing influence, particularly with the Irish ...
... relative merits of the Whigs and Conservatives. The Tory journals anil those best possible public in* itructora of the extreme liberal parly have formed a strange, incongruous, mid unnatural alliance in their cru. ...
... WHIG ABUSE LEGAL PATIiONAOE. Even from Printing-house Square tliere has proceeded a murmur of disapprobation, on account of Serjeant O’Brien’s elevation to judicial position. Such preferment, reasons the Times, will only serve to strengthen the public ...
... Lord Canning lias seriously compromised the character of the Whig parly by acting against his own nature, and Melding to sinister influences, in issuing the proclamation. But though the Whig leaders have unquestionably been damaged in character, and have ...
... while the Whigs have made eight—viz,. Brougham, Oenosan, Coitouha n, Campbell, Langdale, Truro, Cranwortb, and Wensleydale ! But it is in the family party Peerages that the most enormous Whig jobbery has taken place. Here is what the Whigs have done :—They ...
... Spirit ttic POPULAR PREACHERS. (From the Surthem Whig). There it no one who ha* lived any moderate lime' in the world who, in looking back only a few years, can have failed to reriMrk the rapidity with which ihe popular thi>Bl for amusement has changed ...
... appropriated by those borrowers and stealers, so sure to trim their lamps with Whig oil, who constitute the Derby Government! We are glad to find that, notwithstanding Mr. Kirk’s movement in Parliament, the Harbor question will not be mooted for the present ...
... «uch are Whig taetiee ; »ueh the fe«e tb&i is hkcly atteoJ them ! Whifgery is ohw.lele. The country ha* di-corered the machinery of svstem having for a foundation ti.e assertion of popular principles and the practice of oligarchic corruption. Some per-on* ...
... Juxt Published, A LITERARY PORTRAIT OF THE LATE F. D. FINLAY, Esa., PROPRIETOR OF TIIF. * NORTHERN WHIG,” Containing Extracts from the Rev. Henrt Moxt- LL.D.’h Obituary Notice of him. By G. N. B. M‘BEAX, Author of The Vindication of the Rights of Labour ...
... LITERAKV PORTRAIT OF THE LATE A F. 1). FIN LAV, Esq., PROPRIKTOE TUP. WHIG,” Containing: Extracts from the Rev. Hfnry Moxtgomery, LL.D.’s Obituary Notice of him. G. N. M‘BEAN, Author of The Vindicati' !i the Rights of I.ril«onr and Capital,” “The Philosophy ...
... influence of party estrangement and alienation. The Whigs were admittedly in a minority in the House of Commons, then, the Conservatives are understood to be now. But, instead of at once forcing the Whig Government into conflict on vital questions, the ...
... »n.l other partumlare, apply Lieut.. I uul STOCK County Armagh. 1279 Spirit of tjit srrss. POSITION OF THE WHIGS(fbom the herald.) The Whigs, wel! know, have »II soff 'reH t ...