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... MEETING OF THE WHIGS. We were amused, on looking over the columns of our Saturday’s contemporary, with noticing lengthy report of meeting held in Brighton to adopt measures for securing | the election of J. G. Dodson, Esq., and Lord Edward Cavendish” ...
... most unhamlsomely carried by the Whig Government without acknowlegemeut. The plan contained in this pamphlet the author declares to ho greater than either, and is pronounced to practicable after the knowledge and experience previously obtained. The object ...
... for the ht. The ?pendent be Whig a hard kjority of rary, on md gave irst Capt. T J. S. iper says q the 4th rsis. and eminent left the iplaiuing minutes hour ty, Ohio, ...
... BRIGHTON GAZETTE. TBURSDAY, JUNE 25, BRAZIL. The British Lion ia rampageous animal, and when he ia ridden by Whig Minister in animala may not venture to sneeze in his l * presence. When, in his administration 1 Foreign affairs of this country, either ...
... freedom. William 111. was raised to the throne by Whig influence, and it was the Tories who curtailed his power, and forced him to act a wise and liberal principle. In the reign of Queen Anne, the Whigs were the supporters ot the Crown, and the Tories ...
... gaining an accession of internal strength. Yet it appears that, with the true instinct of Whig oligarchies, the disposition of this office is to be made another Whig family job. Whilst the services of Mr Lowe, Mr Horsman, Mr Bright, Mr Goschen, and others ...
... than otherwise. He bad no notion of the perfection of human nature, and thought it quite right that the Whig should watch the Tory and the Tory the Whig, but all asked for Cooearrative was simple fair-play. (Hoar, hoar.) One of the objections would advance ...
... hat a man is much worse off Jon’t know, in the long • * at another, like cat JSOT dS”h»n by all this talk and grumbling. The -Whig Vicar maintain, that there U substratum of the people in which lies ...
... obedient the Red.cel yoke it long i»rignwn extravagant eulogium received, once »*y » > , ;nt a To be sure, for reasons from the Whig end J harmless efforts I not to be fathered “™ 7 ita reputetmn were made, from f ' ach the character of its 1 watering-place ...
... DUEL. The Parliamentary annals of the week have been enlivened by a pas deux of extraordinary character, between two great Whig leaders. The curtain of official teserve has unexpectedly been disclosed the political principles of two noble Lords in a state ...
... Yet it is true. It is his Budget, framed in the interests of a party small in numbers but essential as prop to the falling Whigs, a party more obnoxious than any other to Imperial interests and that traditional policy and that old-established Constitution ...
... unscrupulous manner which the great Whig families and the Government endeavour combine professions extreme moderation with schemes ultra-Liberalism pointing in the direction unlimited democracy. say the great Whig families and the Government, because ...