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... WHIG PATRONAGE. Tfiß KDITOK OP BDDOWIM’a HHBBWHBORT JOURNAL. Sir, In the Her. Dr. was presented the late King and Queen Court for preferment, acconnt of bis merits reader and preacher, in one of the Royal chapels. Hw lectures were patronised the good ...
... WHIG PATRONAGE. THK BDITOE OF IDDOWW’H JOCUIAX. Bin.—Thoorh Cone* Fratir«, and eapcdallx tinea the resnlU republican inttitotiont baTO baan mournfully deTtloped to America, I cannot think that Liberal itateamen in En(UnA bare been unfairly attacked by ...
... WHIG PURITY. For some years past the whole of those various sections of politicians formerly classed under the head of Whigs or Radicals have dubbed themselves ** Liberals,** which, so far as political feelings and opinions are concerned, is altogether ...
... WHIG PURITY AND HONESTY. Th« Maidstone election exposnre baa been bitter one indeed for the of the liberal partr. They were eery strong in their confidence, when they indicted Henry Chambers for eonrnpt and wilful perjury, and in the end they find their ...
... evidence. Bnt if it abonld be proved, if it should established a fact, that the trembling Whig supremacy in Parliament reete upon evictions and ejectments by Whig noblemen, what will be said and done when saying and doing are next season the electors of ...
... reasons. In the first place, will anytady good enough to point out where the old Whigs contain within themselves any men of mark? Mr. is scarcely entitled bo called an old Whig, for, his views on the franchise apart, there are subject* in regard to which ...
... OUE FOREIGN RELATIONS UNDER WHIG AND TORY GOVERNMENTS. Among the numerous calumnies which Radical orators have striven to excite distrust and alarm concerning tbe intentions of Conservative Government, and security of public interests in their hands, ...
... perfect Whig u he was could stoop to party bribery of the basest and most dishonest character. It the Whig who supported the cry of Titus Oates. It was the Whig party who, when served their turn, supported the cry of Daniel O’Connell. It was tbc Whig leader ...
... set by men of lofty station ; and they impugn the whole Whig creed of Literalism. The Literal Party—as an inconsiderable minority in the House of Commons is stvlcd has long learned to ngard the Whig creed of Parliamentary Reform a sham, addressed ad captandum ...
... than have warned him from position atooee daagvrovM to bit popularity and nnqnettionably damaging to bit inflame*. That the Whig*—or leart thoae who are old-fashioned and Constitnikmal, and not care about the sweet* oflkw—will not have him. with Mr. Bright ...
... session, with so many defeats of Whig attempts at legislation. The position of the Cabinet, indeed, closely resembles that of Lord Melbourne’s when was tottering to its fall in 184 L The reaction is nearly accomplished; the Whigs have exhausted their magazine ...