... years, I can say that one female servant consumes and wastes as much as any three of the persons for whom she works. Do the Whigs claim the merit of the high price of butchers’ meat, for surely they may safely argue that as portion of the public (that is ...

... have occupied the same pegs in Downing-street as they did in 1H59. In the present instance, it is not much Tory versus Whig as Whig versus Liberal; and assuredly, when Greek meets Greek then comes the tug of war.’* No Parliamentary situation ever pointed ...

... Tuebe are indications, coming from more quarters- than one, that the alliance subsisting. between the politicians of the old Whig school, and the real liberal party in the House end in the country, is not destined to be of very long continuance. The feeling ...

... after year. Colonel Biddulpii the other day said he did not see how this was to be done. This is always the answer of Whigs when Whigs are in office; it is the duty of Conservatives to show them how, by the adoption of a sound foreign policy which will ...

... ersal and Complete Suffrage, the Franchise and Reform, and the Separation of Church and State—The mutual relations of the Whigs, Radicals, Irish Repealers, and Dissenters—Sir U. Peel, the Conservatives, and the Established Church —The British Constitution ...

... He remarked that he did not appear ou that platform to advocate the views of any political party ; he was for the time being Whig nor Tory, Conservative nor Liberal; his object was to shew how much the drinking customs of the day hiudwred political progress ...

... emancipation, the question will be asked, to whom should they apply lor aid? Shall they to the whigs The day of whigism has passed, never more to return. The whigs, as a political party, are fast dying out. Thsy have ceased to occupy the proud position they ...

... m, a * ' carries ar, f Bat down in the servants 'all . pi'ogressiu'— ' ■ snows to, „. 1 U,l CT * ? . O' Guvnor's oo' . h Whigs dressm . Soui’ •„ Now, I'de always made it a dooty , Sairey, ' »s,ai Wliat the fam’ly does the tiic airey, n room t.j i , And ...

... we find the Tories dividing their strength, the Liberals so often do, in this foolish way! We hope it will be lesson to the Whigs at the next general election, not to thrust in their aristocratic dummies to the exclusion of the thoroughgoing supporters ...

... supplies •lulM , « to Maon. i» reported that the £OO three timea assaulted Sherman the 200 i, and were . «anulsed The Richmond Whig, on the other two Fodor.l earalrr Wgadw were drirca across the Cbattahoochi* the ult. ...

... mada within aix dny*. The naval committee ha* reported hill for the construction of mail-clad aleam gunboat*. Th* Richmond Whig, alluding lo the ainkmg of vewela Cuarlatou harbour, **y* the North ha* taken the Brat ateu toward* making Charlston exoellent ...

... however, always met with the most strenuous opposition from the Whig and Tory parties. The matter was kept prominently before the public mind—hence good was being done, until at last, the Whig party, became, regard* reform well as finance, partially disciples ...