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... THE WHIGS. (Front the Tory Press.) In what have the Whigs declared themselves opposed to Conservative principles? When Lord Derby brought in a Reform Bill, they objected to certain details of that measure, and, by preventing it going into Committee ...
... THE DOWNFAL OF THE WHIGS. The triumph of Mr. Gladstone's Budget, os far ns the true Whig party is concerned, may compared with the triumph achieved by Samson at the close of his existence. Nottnat we regard the Chancellor of the Exchequer having had any ...
... THE WHIGS AND THE REFORM BILL. THE Whigs are again trifling with the country on the question of Reform. Instead of making it the first business of the session, they postpone it for a month, and thus make it necessary that other questions shall take precedence ...
... danger and difficulty, and, as this cloud is now coming over us, we shall shortly see the Whigs disap- pear from power. We have no recollection of a time when the Whig party had more thoroughly exhausted itself, and bore the whip, occasionally administered ...
... THE WM WHIG CIRCULAR. TO TUN ZDITOR OP THZ TABLIT. Sir,—The first sentence in Your leading article of Saturday last describes a certain document there referred to as the Address of the Catholics of Ireland. Ton will be happy to hear you have fallen into ...
... THE NEW LEADER OF THE WHIGS. Mr. Gladstone's financial speeches have lately become singularly puzzling, not to say provoking. In private conversation nothing is so tiresome as an intermixture of hints and nods, and intimations that the speaker has something ...
... that the twenty-one disappointed nobody, the fault is not with them or in them. They came to Perlis- Bement as Whigs, determined to do Whig work, regardless of the issues. Did the Bishops and Priests who promoted their election imagine that the twentyone ...
... MR. POWER, OF NEW ROSS, OA THE IRISH WHIGS. ...
... IRELAND. (FROM OWN CORRESPONDENT.) DUBLIN, SATeRDAT EVENING. SLIGO ELECTION.—WHIG TRICKERY. The candidature of 4omers was hut a shabby Whig tick to . COVer, WaTS idtitiow of - decency, the retreat of the real Whitt candidate from a hopeless contest: The ...
... cluihrely the of hi* was the candidate of the Whigs for the dignity Sytu. tor for his State, but was defeated. In 1866 his name was at the head of the list of the electors of IlUnoil, who Toted for Fremont, opposition to Buchanan. In 1858 he was unanimously ...
... FOREIGN INTE LLIGENCE. The Northern Whig of yesterday had the follow ing t a e n r d i a boldness oolrdgnaens s,ITALY. (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) LONDONDERRY, SUNDAY.—There is a report here that there has been a further outrage in the Glenveagh district ...
... his bounden duty to vote for the Whigs when they are in danger of defeat. We can well imagine that a member may consider it very unfortunate, and may very much regret that the only opportunities of voting against the Whigs which present themselves, are not ...