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... new-fangled or modernised Whig in any way was the good and almost great man whom we are now lamenting. HENRY PETTY was a Whig as CHARLES Fox was a Whig—a Whig (as we have already expressed it) of the Old School —the champion of very liberal measure of his ...
... where, muzzled, as he will he: will l,u. far less dangerous to his Whig friends than in an. independent position below the gangway. Vie mintain, then, that in the Cabinet itself the Whigs still reign supreme, and, as we gather from the Times., the smiling ...
... what was in the speech. This course, like most inconsistent and vacillating movements, did him no service with the prejudiced Whigs of his own party, who still look upon him as a dangerous innovation, while it shook the confidence of the Liberals and checked ...
... of the member for Chester. Yet Mr. Raikes urged that there must be no alliances on the part of the Conservatives with the Whigs. How else is the Radical measure to be defeated ? , THE LODGER, are macle. esne, ...
... unfounded. He is still on the northern slope of the Cumberland mountains preparing to move into East Tennessee. The _Richmond Whig says:— The evacuation of Jackson lett in the enemy's hands the rolling stock of the Orleans, Jackson, and Great Northern Mis ...
... unfounded. He is still on the northern slope of the Cumberland mountains preparing to move into East Tennessee. The Richmond Whig says:— The evacuation of Jackson left in the enemy's hands the rolling stock of the Orleans, Jackson, and Great Northern Mis ...
... Engineers' Society, is to be the candidate elected by the Labour Representation League. He will be put forward without reference to Whig or Conservative interests, and any cry about dividing the Liberal interest will be disregarded. Mr. Allen has long been a resident ...
... o f Ohi o. M r , F ISH Is a we a l t h y citizen of New York, of strong Conservative opinions, and who used to be a Whig when the Whig party h a d an ex i s t ence . He has been high i n the St ate G overnment of New Y or k , and for si x years was a ...
... old ie old Whigs, of necessity by LO5O favour their criticisims are is assured that he comes into argument that struggles. The nit the working most truly is Lppears in their Ave need object of the working Did they pass y asked. The he Whigs, with 3onsidored ...
... what was in the speech. This course, like most inconsistent and vacillating movements, did him no service with the prejudiced Whigs of his own party, who still look upon him as a dangerous innovation, while it shook the confidence of the Liberals and checked ...
... serious than was at first announced, one man having been killed and several wounded. Both the Belfast News Letter and Northern Whig, the leading Conservative and Liberal journals of Ulster, concur in stating that it was the Roman Catholic party who were the ...
... always been the enemies of Reform. Eight years ago they brought in a most sensible Reform Bill, which the Whigs defeated in 1859. As for the Whigs they have since then enjoyed the good things of office, and the public have seen how much and how little ...