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... HOW WHIGS JOB AWAY INDIA. All our reverses in tbe East are traceable to Whig misgovernment. Who will deny hat the responsibility of the Afflirin war, with its heavy disaster, which , first destroyed our prestige in the East, by showing that England was ...
... s of theso fallen English Whig dipliiiiatisis : and acccrdiug to the old Irish proverb * sit thief Catch tbi-sf,' no ono with the sna 1 talent he posa sses could ezpuao with morj scathing seveii'y the intrigues of those Whig lords in every part of the ...
... as when Russell or Pal- merston is Premier. The old Whig menace will no longer frighten, and the Whigs will take very good care that they never henceforth in any shape repeat it. Nobody but the Whig them- selves can at present be found compiaining that ...
... genuine exertion of toe, kicked the Whigs out of office, bowling and discomfited, no later than the month of February ? Have they since apologised, contritely and in tears, for having subjected their beloved friends of the Whig section of the United Liberal ...
... scrutinised to discover the latent traces of hatred and hypocrisy.—Standard. WHAT CAN NOW BE THE WHIG ELECTION CRIES? All the foundations on which the Whigs have rested their claims for popular support are now rapidly slipping away. The prestige which they ...
... surprise that I the great Whig landlords, alarmed at the prospect I of approaching defeat, are epplying the screw pretty sharply to their tenants. Their opponents appear to have more manliness, if we may judge from an expression in the Whig local organ to the ...
... ‘The Times, in a leader on Mr Locke King’s says the moral of last night is, that for the promotion of any liberal measure, a Whig ought to be io opposition Conservative in offies. Lord Palmerston, who voted against Mr Locke King’s former bill, had the most ...
... to a parliamentary peerage by Lord Palmerston last year, and the nephew of another Peer,who obtained a stePin rank from the Whigs, and alto is understood tube the wealthiest man in the kingdom. It could not have been foreseen that, in pecuniary matters ...
... With singular boldness, and at the same time with singular success, Mr. Disraeli applied himself to the demolition of the Whig party. His now oefebnited speech was by no means judicious—if we are bound to understand by that appellative something of great ...
... to the country, and insist upon politically necessary. The words Whig and Reformer may be blotted from our dictionaries; have not now, nor shall ever have, any use for them. To be a Whig, or simply a Reformer in the old sense of these words, is to be nothing ...
... ma• ;wily The lndependeut Liberals have been led to think Out they will obtain more liberal measures from Tory than from a Whig Oovernment. Now though we have little liking for the half-and-half measures of the hitter party, we hove still lens for the ...
... pithy manner, gave The Clergy of Scotland, which was responded to by the Rev. Mr. Wilson, who said, he felt vary happy at Whig present here this evening, and he considered he was not out of plane in being present and enjoying the socialtty of such an ...