... whether they were such as to induce them put trust in bis present wild improvident proposals. Denouncing the management the whig governments and budgets siuee 1852, be declared that they showed how dangerous it was to carry or buy political economy in ...

... exigencies of duty. Another upon a financial proposal, with . . reform quackery still in ' thought of for a moment, and Mr. his Whig-Radical allies are for the _[ u '.J the situation. Only let these tbtf enough, and the courser tbey are do justice to themselves ...

... collectively, the exception being those who are not Whigs, beginning with the antediluvian so-called Juvenile Whig, the patriarchal Premier himself. As with the chief's so witb the subordinates. Whig patricians are the most plebeian looking of all par ...

... return of more popular candidates in the place of one or more of the present members ; perhaps to replace Whigs for Tories, or ■ Radicals for Whigs. I have therefore compiled the sub- , ' joined table, for the information or amusement of your , i many readers ...

... the most ardent of liberals by his frost-bound costiveness as the then torrid Tear'em has left on record the History of the Whigs, namely— He had no pretension to the name of an orator; hesitating utterance, voice thin, : unmusical, and unutterably di ...

... from Pope Henuessy, announcing that Viscount Campden stands, and directing him to issue address, pastoral, pope, anti-whig. MacCarthy was, further, to consider himself retained as eonducting agent for Lord Campden. Au address was issued in exact ...

... established, and that political reasons had induced the trustees to remove the defendant, who was an active partizan on the Whig side, and that his appointment was for life, but he adduced so evidence to show that fact. His Honour said everything had been ...

... of the Whig oligarchy is brought to boar on the influential centres commercial speculation. He can cut off the communication when and how he likes. Surely 1 is not too much to say that the division of Kiday night marks the downfall of the Whig party properly ...

... is a position not to be controverted. It is a fact, not an argument. Its truth does not depeud on either a Conservative or a Whig view of the reform, but it rests on the qualification proposed by the new Reform Bill, which will have it so. We are reminded ...

... Legislature, and subsequently repre- sented his district in the State Senate with signal ability. He is a prominent member the Whig party, and his name has been repeatedly mentioned in connection with . the office of Governor of the Commonwealth. Execution ...

... as hard as to dance gracefully in chains. touch independence will turn a safe party man into an orator process which the Whigs have been watching in operation during the past two years with the most undisguised dismay. So rapidly has he thriven and expanded ...

... horses. It was so undignified, and, indeed, so immoral. But, Hey presto .' all this is changed. The Conservatives are out, Whigs are in. Lord Derby is in Opposition, and Lord Palmerston in office. Mainstone, then, is a very capital horse: though jockeys ...