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... bred. There can be little doubt of it. The last act of Sir _ ROBERT PEEL'S political life was a vigorous denunciation of the Whig policy of intermeddling, and _ assuredly his sanction and support would never have been given to the reckless finance of Mr ...
... Worcester Conservative Associati in, said there had been for some 3 ears there—be might say four political parties in the state—Whigs, Radicals, Conservatives, and lastly Peelites, a section of traitorous Conservatives that had now almost become absorbed by ...
... is a capital song, commenting upon the doings of the Court for the existence of which the virtue of England may thank the Whigs; and in the last three verses the song has a political application. The Stage of Weimar is a letter in continuation of a ...
... vacancies took place yesterday, when six Conservatives were returned by good majorities. The Whigs put out two lists, one for each ward, but the' men, all Whigs, with cne exception, stood no chance. The result of the elections has added three more to the ...
... class —who have not been oppressed by barbarous and unenlightened Tories, nor cheated and trampled on by mean and treacherous Whigs, but who have been the fortunate fellow-labourers of the founder of the new school of Radicalism—are not a whit wiser or wore ...
... of the magnificent etalage of judges and their staffs hitherto patronised by Whig law reformers. If the result were simply this, there would not be much to say against the Whig Governments who have successively altered and patched the bankruptcy law and ...
... goods—it lies between thee and thy conscience. I abstained from voting on this question at all. Some time after this, when the Whigs so shamefully resolved to admit foreign slave-made sugar to drive the English freeraised produce from the market, in advocating ...
... Richard James Franks, Conservatives, and John Vaux, Whig, who had retired from the council, have been re-elected without opposition. Thus the numbers stand as they were—viz., 15 Conservatives and 1 Whig, a very healthy state of things. Radicalism is now ...
... definition by the nitty dean, Politics are common sense. Sarcastic dean! ingenuous :pupil! Doubtless, the spirit of Swift s miso-Whig as of yore, hovered, from its retreat in Lilliput, Brobdignag, or Laputa, over the study t able, and maliciousl y . induced ...
... toonin whomTahnei p thei were e usual appeals were made, appeared to I.e anything but liberal. and r r l i i g y i The Northern Whig states that Sheridan Knowles is suffering f rom sev ere illness in the neighbourhood of Bel. fast. px faggots tteionsske o ...
... with them much better than with the Whigs. The Whigs don't understand business, and they don't understand official good manners. have to bear and forbear, and nothing goes smoothly. Never was this tendency of the Whig ministerial mind more forcibly i ...
... the Peelites. In sooth, the Whigs and Peelites have of late gone to the full length of their tether in jobbing for their whippers-in. Here is a list, which we believe to be tolerably correct : Mr. Grenville Berkeley (Whig whip), appointed to a permanent ...