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... Tur leaders of the Whig party are the keenest tacticians in the world. When no longer able to maintain their ground in office, receiving large salaries themselves and dispensing favours to their friends—the whole and sole object of | Whiggery—they endeavour ...
... WHIG AND TOBY. The Herald reviews the electoral changes in 18C>3, which have been unusually great, but the results are slightly less favourable to the Conservative those of 186 !, when that party gained victory of six seats, and did not lose one. Dming ...
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... TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG Auckland, New Zealand, Ist August, 1863. Sir, In my last letter I stated that the hostile attitude exhibited by the natives here was confined to the Southern part the island, and that the settlers in and around Auckland ...
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... relation to the Whig Reform Bill. And sympathy has failed to be stirred out-of-doors, as within the walls of Parliament, by a spiritless development of a programme having nothing in it to excite, or to astonish. Slight encouragement will the Whig experi- mentalist ...
... How the hypocrisy of that pretence is exhibited in the Reform Bill which Lord John Russell has produced, as the Whig ne plus ultra ? Whig professions, viewed in conncction with the programme of Bright, the staunch abettor of Palmerstonian policy, had ...
... the Editor of ths Northern Whig. Sir, —With reference your article of thia morning, on the above lectures, permit me to say that I have personal interest in the Victoria Hall, the property belonging other members the family ; that I take no more to do ...
... sacrificed in the fray. The Tory Opposition does not want to kill the Whig Cabinet, and the Whig Cabinet does not intend to be killed. The case is one in which every Member may vote according to his conscience, without the least regard to what may befal ...
... OPPOSITION TO THE WHIG REFORM BILL. The debate on the motion for the second reading of the Reform Bill, for England, heralds the kind of opposition the measure is likely to meet. The language held by Mr. D’Israeli indi- cates a fixed determination of ...
... censorship might advisedly await the promulgation of the Land Bill which is to exemplify the administrative capacity of the Whigs. Because that we have not before us the actual terms of the measure, we still forbear from criticising the proposals of Mr ...
... position which we had had reason to consider as the natural posture ofa Whig Administration, towards Ircland. The Galway Steam-Packet Contract has been an- This is the latest Whig boon to | | Newry Rerormatory.—It is very gratifying to | be able to state ...