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... THE WHIG PARTY. (From the Spectator.) They have, to begin with, no real leader. Lord Palmerston is no leader of the Whigs. They can accept his foreign policy with cordiality, and, like caber Englishmen, they admire his plutk and vigodr with a heartissee ...
... THE SICK WHIGS. (From the Prem.) The Whigs have now lost every feature that can distinguish them; they must, by an irresistible law, be merged in one of the two normal divisions of political feeling; they most be absorbed by the Conservatives, or take ...
... keep the rump of the Whig party in capital and in office. All the Whigs have to do is to condescend to use both. The Whigs can no more afford to keep a conscience than they can lay claim to originality of genius. However, whilst Whig exposes Radical, and ...
... Conservative candidata is Mr. Meyrick, of Bush, in whom behalf in attire einem hoe bow coonansod. It is expected that (be whig radical candidate will be Col. Owen (now Sir Hugh Owes), the late defeated candidate for the county. Tnttwostat.—tni Ssturday ...
... sod sot eseseding See. Yd. Ditto exceeding oa. and sot exceeding 44. Ditto er.ceeding I lb. and not ii lb. . sad so on. U. Whig charged for every ec any less weight. AllWe Letters mut have sasddiiisUSJipsUstM4 se thew sad be pried et and nor pot WM the ...
... nation A Foreign Minister, while exercises an independent discretion, ought to a certain extent to make himself mouthpiece Whig emintrymen. It was the of Lord Aberdeen, though he was sagacious, upright, and conciliatory, that he neither shared nor affected ...
... empioyes of the Cwt., are plunged in grief, enlivened by the feeling that they have one and all been sold by the beloved Whig Government for which they supplanted Lord Derby's Administration. Such gentlemen are but whipping in the abolition of their ...
... dinror The master roll, if milled at If Alen, would have sheers hot few aboanbam and 70 sat dews, and did what they weld to the Whig tbe end gram .aid, stunning bowled puma were brenght is. ;atm the need loyal 4AMS Ira been dm*, _llhe et Lord-Lieeteaaat was ...
... of this is to continue the Tea and Sugar duties. It affords the working man a proof of the interest taken in his welfare by Whigs and Radicals, who, instead of taking the duty off necessary articles of ecasumption, remove it from an article not overtaxed ...
... .t. Wholesale Agents: Rarelay moons. London; Raimes and (',,. Edinburgh, and 40, Hanover Street, Liget pool Sianehmed Co., Whig* re% Yo, k ; Robert Raver, 3.3, High Street. Elgin; %leases. Oldham and , 107, Orofton S•reet, Outdio. Retail %gent for Mant ...
... another who, two years ago, was incapacitated by ill-health, is thought a necessity in the House D e partment. The arrangeof the Whigs permit the infusion of no new blood into the Cabinet, but they endeavour to make amends by sending a baronet of erratic reputation ...
... since the days of Melbourne there has been little heard on that point, and Englishmen are generally willing to allow that even Whig bodies, proverbial as they are for the tenacity with which they cling to place, are not actuated by sordid motives. To give ...