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... o its principal recommnendations in Whig. estimation. ily mceane of the income ?? 'Government ein pry into the private affairs of people. Thi tolerable prerogative possesses an indcsciibabl habeination for the Whigs, who are the most exten- sivO employers ...
... the Court, and were ready to sell their souls for office. The Tories were under ban; and the Whigs created none but Whig peers, Whig bishops, and Whig magistrates, to punish the Tories for opposing the excise, septennial Parliaments, and corruption. The ...
... couldnot believe and acquiesce in the-divine right of the Whig houses to rule and rob the nation at- their pleasure and discretion. The golden age of the Greys and Rassells is now past. The Whigs have lost their hold upon their middle-class worshippers ...
... class emancipation implies the relin- quishment by Whig and Tory aristocrats of that State plunder which is the root and foundation of all aristo- cratic power and pre-eminence. The -aristocratic Whigs or I iberals are, even more than the Conser- vatives ...
... that the Whig families, who are not of the people, offer leaders to the Liberal party, but refuse to lead to the objects of that te party. With respect to the estranged chiefs H aidtheirnewcpaper supportersthe Starsays These chiefs of the 'Whig party have ...
... party, so much sothat confidence could not he restored, And you-ye old, old Whigs-what will ye think of being ith told that the House was now really tired of the old ea- Whig blood, and that the country had been tired ort of it long ago ! That the ...
... as liberal as the House of Bedford; and that, in short, Lord Derby will make as acceptable a parlia- mentary reformer as any Whig leader. But we are not disposed to adhere to the opinion that party barriers are destroyed. We rather hold that the vacillation ...
... Elli0ts, Rtussells, Greys. Without wishing to dtractI froml thle merit of isarticailar individuals, people boront tobe sick ofthe Whig bilt.,,f-fisretotsjorspercriz. Sc the Reform Bill, there have been half-a-dlozen Whil Cabinontes hut there his never booen ...
... of the treacherous Whigs. How the Whigs championed the Title act. How the Whigs starved the people of Ireland during the years of the famuine, it being known, beyond doubt, that t;he first diseased potato was a root upon which a Whig had breathed. How ...
... to bring Lord Palmerston and Lord J. Russell into amity, the chief basis of which alliance would be the existence of a new Whig Premier, when a new Government comes into power, and who has not been Premier before. ...
... POLITICAL POACHING. - IP.. The;Palmerstonian organ indignantly rb-tr if seets, the-intrusion of a Tory ministry onl the Vy Whig preserves. Positively the Derby. Go-1-. w ?? vernnient is developing ?? like Radi- sal cal tendencies. These meon, as the Time ...
... Mar. 31, June 30, SePL 30, 188I.15' 1.4D 185ti.' 1880C 1885. ,.- 1- - - - Newsl.Tetter ., |1,000 38,000 85,000 30,500 85,000 Whig , . 8,000 11,000 M08O0 47,0)0n 25,000 Mereery *~1 80000 310,00) 82,81100 ,O0 000 Marner 27,500 ,40,100 5,00o0 24,000 81,000 ...