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... than _twenty _years _after _the Whig party and Whig policy _, began to _rule , the _peace _between _European Powers was _unbroken _'; and when war came at last , the Government had for _the _time _ceased . to be . Whig , _and- had for _its head the statesman ...
... lf _^ he'Providerice _ap ' pointcd ,-alt _. liough postponed , spokesman _of hia _party , when he _ventures to _accuse the Whig Government . ' of ; fBBslness _^ in ; its _arrangement of tho . foreign . _relations of Great Britain _. - _„ , r _, _; cr ...
... Government _. _In truth , for the last two or _three _elections for _Oxfordshire , there _has _been a sort of compact between _Whigs aud _Tories , by _-which , without the _expense of _a _contested election . the former returned Mr Harcourt _, and _the latter ...
... manner in _wmcn _me patronage ot Ireland _Has been _exercised as the _redeeming _feature in the policy of the objurgated Whigs . But _, _supposing the ** _jobbery other than a _dream , _was _the _rejection of Colonel White a fitting _expression _of ...
... _German _instead _, of _a ' Christian . name derived , we _presume _, _ &dm _. l _a'i . _ctceiiitoas _relationship to _that Whig Creneiai _^ _bom-. Thacheray . caases _lo _'be _eironeonsly commemorated as - _: ; ' . _^ _J- _-.. y ' •' :. ...
... iay _be . _lli ' e Quveii _' _b _Ministers _• will also be tho T _' _rniCt _^ B _MinistcTs . _and _that no party , _whether _Whig _ , ' Tory , _' _or-. _Radical , _wifl _' he ever ablc ' to ' claim . lLat to _/ lhetp lelon _;; prcfcrBncca anA likings ...
... slavish Wig _scribes , and with _being the _Edinburgh _argon of the official Whigs , _but , _worst of all , _this journal is subservient to the _official _Whigs of the city in which it is published , which _persona are , with a more than _London ...
... will be . in great _trouble . The prisoner _was then removed , _protesting ' _that he . had _committed no _offence . —aorthem Whig . • ...
... enter _immediately upon _his _studies _. —A _' _eic _York Tribune . DEATH OF THB _'Qoss . SssKf _CAOT _. FIELD . —The _Northern Whig records the . death of the Hon _. Henry Caulfield , at Hockley , near Armagh _, _on _the 4 th iltht _., in his _eighty-third ...
... unsuccessful attempt to wreck the _Whig _'office , and apparently the other mob was _successful _in pretty _well _wrecking the private _house of the _Whig's proprietor . \ And all this - not _because the Whig ia either Orange ' or Papist , _but ...
... defective condition of those _classes , should be confirmed _. _Whig _Governments were _generally supposed to _prater reform to _revolution ; but it _appeared _that he could _not say the _Whig Government _, _but the _heads of the education department , now ...
... _ > 5 , r > _, _'iT—majority , 51 , 347 . Speaking roundly _, the _State ( _. f New York , formerly in the hands of the Whigs or Lincoln party _by a _great majority , has now gone to the _Democrats by two to one . That this result _indicates a vast ...