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... Tl»cse are the ways which tho Whig* gorcro. They care aot to reduce tat itinn; eictpt be by lowering the wages of dockyard men from 14*. to 18a. it on an arliele taxed indirectly, that direct ion may ba perpelnated. the last fen 1 her that bre«ka tho ...
... an army not knowing when was beaten, and have argued therefrom that the chastisement could not have been very severe. The Whigs also ret ns if ignorant their misfortune, not because Ibeir woes are light, but because they are so demoralised po’itical principle ...
... them Whig uemagosuea ; and eiponae, atrround all proe.«M»ding«,! nor will Urea cverlm undeceived till the Com* for the recovery of or the steps necea -1 aervative party unite and auec«s*lully outvote to take that the creditor way sot the great Whig comb:nationa ...
... permanent benefit to society—one likely to mitigate the contempt in which this part of the United Kingdom holds the degenerate Whigs. There was a time when the bitterest opponents of that party could recognize its talent, however widely they'differed from ...
... magistrates will be asked to take informations against about twenty of the Orange party, for riot and assaults.—A’orf/icrn Whig. ...
... they promised to secure a party triumph. It was only when Jeshuecn waxed fat that he kicked,? aud it is only when your modern Whigs have secured their own personal aggrandizement that they spurn the men and means by which they attained it. Now, all this ...
... feeling that there was still at the head of affairs a body of gentlemen who were pleased to call themselves a Whig Government, and that that Whig Government had still for its very simple creed an absolute and thorough belief in self. (Laughter.) This belief ...
... was instantaneous. Deceased had been connected with the company for a long period, and his death is much regretted.—Aorihem Whig of Thursday, ...
... evening. THE CENSUS AND THE LOUD LIEUTENANT -PAYMENT OF THE ENUMERATORS OF PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS. THE EDITOIt THE NORTHERN WHIG. Sir,—ln the Whig of Monday last, you well and truly observed that the making of correct returns in the numbering of the people would ...
... motives for the unholy alliance being diametrically opposite in their character. And what the Whigs have experienced, this society will have to go through. The Whigs got into office the aid of the Radicals, Char ists, and other ultra-revolutionaries, and ...
... which, together with the merits of the artists engaged, must render their forthcoming concerts eminently attractive.—Northern Whig of Saturday, ...
... Peerag® without doubt places Sidney Herbert completely the power of Iho Whi;*- The ri hon gentleman now longer Peolite, but Whig—and one of Lord Pffilmerstou's flunkeys, bound in ads* mantive chains. However, hope the el *c* tort of South Wilts will appoint ...