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... WHIG-RADICALISM. To the Editor of the Cambridge Chronicle. _I could not but remark, in reading a paragraph in fh‘. l ist week's It>deindent /'reft, on the subject of the appointment of the Huntingdon Trustees to the Town Chari tie*, how different is the ...
... THE WHIG-TORY COALITION. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1861. The assistance the Tories has again been found requisite to save the Ministry from defeat. A perfect unanimity of feeling appears to prevail in the Councils the Whig and Tory sections of the house ...
... THE DISOXVFITURE OF THE WHIGS, 1 AND THE DECAY OF WHIGGISM. TO THE EDITOR OF HEYmqOLD8 NEWSPAPHB Su,-Lord Palmerston's Ministvyxnow exists only by sufferance. At the termination of the last session it a could command a bare, scant, and precarious majority ...
... POLICY OF THE WHIGS. WE have not of late criticised the conduct of the Ministry in reference to their administration of Irish affairs, but recent events and the approaching session induce us again to notice the double policy of the Whigs and its effects ...
... At Leicester there are, as in Newcastle, many hundreds of electors who would prefer a Tory to a Whig — a Leicester Hinde to a Leicester Philip- son. This time they have had their preference E-atified. We don't know to what section of the iberal party ...
... THE PRESTON HERALD, SATURDAY, FEB 16, 1861. THE TIMES COMES TO THE RESCUE. Tat Whig-Radicala and the Radical-Whigs--the Libelsls in advance and the Liberals in arrear—have been steadily denying the existence of the thing called Conservative Reaction ...
... To Millers, Others. 011 SALE, A PAIR OF FOUR FEET FPEAK STONES, oa a Crams, or of whorls for &Whig ditto. Apply ...
... hither WlLLutm of ORANGE. Of course the Whig Lord desired .nothing better than to defend such Despatch. And he treated Mr. FITZGERALD to a homily on that subject, and on the long misrule of Italy which the hon. member will not easily forget. One of the ...
... Coppers pob Cobdbn ! The gentleman whom our sagacious Whigs think capable of negotiating a treaty cannot aianage has own aflhin. The Timet, which has always landed Mr. Cobden, on Friday last treated him with an insolent pity which must have annoyed him ...
... Sutheri»odjhirf, and connty Longford flection!, where the former Whig repreeenutires were returned without oppoeition, propoeal for the Ballot would regarded aa the death-blow of the preaent •trictlj aristocratic influence. Of course, in prorincial elections ...
... Rkform was ‘Bi'RKrtfT—The Conservative-* last year nut oppose ibo Whig Reform Rill. They acted with great tact, and were completely fucceastul. The opposition came from Bicmbera the Whig party,—thus pi*oving the real feeling of the Cabinet upon the subject ...
... GUIDE ADVERTISERS. Mi. has lately published work a guide advertbele, m which says, A jourh) Whig circulation eagerly sought adyaitiaen. II any journal endeavours to attract by pretended lew chargee for adviwtbe■—ti» yeu may sure that it knows own and ...