... slap at his party in general, and at Lord Palmebston in particular. The key-note of his speech to the electors of Liskeard is Whig extravagance. The expenditure of the country was really becoming most alarming— the public expenditure £ 76,000,000, and ...

... slap at his party in general, and at Lord Palmeeston in particular. The key-note of his speech to the electors of Liskeard is Whig extravagance. The expenditure of the country was really becoming most alarming — the public expenditure .£76,000,000, and ...

... to remember that in order to pacify a selfish, noisy, and unscrupulous faction, and secure their political support, the old Whig policy has been stretched to embrace Radicalism, a large amount of revenue has been sacrificed, and a most unsatisfactory treaty ...

... 1 Our brother Burgesses will see the above that the Tories accuse the Whigs robbing you, und of putting | the money into the pocket* of those who hare legal right to it. The Whigs will next accuse the immaculate partv of inconsistency, of their inability ...

... Crawford speaks of •• the result of the senile obstinacy and professional jealousy.” But Lords Cranworth and tVensleydaie, both Whig (leers, both opposed the clause lor appointing a Chief Judge, and is evident that in insisting that the should not be perpetrated ...

... lo some not to believe in mere array of names, and I others, not to let go certainty for uncertainly. All the force of the Whig-Radical party was used against the Lord .Mayor. Mr. Cohden, who had been his guest only a few days before, headed the committee ...

... man’s name, and Lord John Russell has always maintained that it had the effect of destroying the symmetry of the Whig measure, and frustrating Whig expectations in the counties. The Duke—the Marquis—stood forward as the county member and farmer’s friend. In ...

... of the 'able (laugntcr). It has always been said of the great Whig parly that there are no men who are tit lor office. And why is ; mat ? Tne reason mis—that the old exclusive system of Whig-; La? always been such loul play, that none their own near rotative'' ...

... The hypocrisy 1 Whig Happy Family in making Reform lt3 litical cry to obtain the support of the at the last election and secure a return to official benches has had a beneficial effect ®P. the public mind, and produced a recoil upon 1 Whig combination from ...

... gade tw bis own.” Loe priveipies bel by br or ad in auy wa) Lois peluts is own moral, Mr, Cheetham hao right to claim Olid Whigs as of the ...

... some not to believe in a mere array of names, and to others, not to let a certainty for an uncertainty. All the force of the Whig- Radical party was used against the Lord Mayor. Mr. Cobden, who had been his guest only few days before, headed the committee ...

... Now»he veminent, should have their Cabinet an.t tewi exc'tw.ve basis; but the non ••f which 1 aoi ui. What is the case with.the Whig coterl; ? They aic un-tblc their principles creed, and lihv»* not the ropetties acceded to the timid defence, nfid 10-.jit ...