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... given him ninepence ; and I hope the time is not far distant when the indignation of the public will be expressed on this new Whig dodge, and the injustice will be stalled for by the ignomioious expulsion from office of it promoters. I am, Sir, your obedient ...
... our own. Though pub li opinion with us does not rise to the superfine sens' bility of some of the more fastidious portion e Whig aristocracy, who are rarely content if they not more virtuous than virtue, we yet ask a bigh e tone both of political and ...
... the bar in search of a colouring of Protestsl'ele We behold there nearly the whole bench Romanist , promoted by Protestant Whigs. While Sir harangues against a Roman Catholic prelate, who is adviser ?—Mr. O'Hagan. Who will be the nest ie case of death ...
... not connected with cotton has foretold what would happen some day. The cotton interest alone was insensible to the warning. A Whig Government, when a colony was in commotion, used to send out a GREY. The cotton interest when endangered only sends out a ...
... ration. Then the public beheld the navy, which assurance department; a Mutual Assurance Fund, of had fallen into desay under Whig mismanagement , monies received in respect of assurer' es on lives; during • a lone esries of years, once more in the a General ...
... would at more cordially together. The Peelites were now an extinct race. The Whigs were becoming more and more scarce (he was sorry for it, for he had a great respect for many Whigs), and the great majority of the House of Commons was now made up of old ...
... Majority for Hodgson 29 POUR O:CLOCK.CLOSR OP TUB POLL. Potter, 525 Hodgson Majority for Potter ••• ••• 3 WHIG MODESTY. TO THE EDITOR. Sin,—At the Privy Council on Wedtveday, three new lords liedtenant were sworn into office for the counties ...
... Norman and Saxon, Yorkist and Lancastrian, Catholic and Protestant, Cavalier and Roundhead, Jacobite and Hanoverian, Tory and Whig were each in its own day. A public man, therefore, to be of service to his country, should examine and determine to which of ...
... of international decency and is it perfectly clear that by no trick, q uibble, sophistry, either of American dipl omac y or Whig IT; ingenuity, can an excuse be so framed aslto bring act within the letter of international law P We belie ve ' on our part ...
... protecting the revolted subjects of a friendly state when engaged in an accredited mission to advance the revolt ? The Northern Whig does not as a matter of course, doubt that in the hands of our Premier and Foreign Secretary the honour of the nation is safe; ...
... exactly define the line which separates parliamentary parties—Mr. NEWDEGATE speaks out truthfully and manfully; not like a Whig, ashamed of his vote one day and of his opinions the next, but like an honest man, who votes as he thinks, and believes what ...