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... your paper has systematically pursued . for . the last three years is near at hand. Reconciliation was our watchword when the Whigs were raging against Austria; and should it take place it is to the Conservative press that the greatest share of the merit ...
... surprised by the total incapacity of the Liberal Government to realise the condition of Lancashire. It net be just to expect from Whig politicians, whose traditions have no reference to any higher objects than those involved in a continual struggle ' for office ...
... the whole union is likely to be in the same condition, the parish has no great reason to be thankful for the small mercies of Whig legislation. When, in like manner, the expenditure of the union rises from 3000/. to 50007., it is entitled to extort a rate ...
... of the Potomac except those connected with the miliiary or naval service. The following account is taken from the Richmond Whig, June 27 : Yesterday afternoon an engagement opened a few miles north-east of the city, which we have no reason to doubt is ...
... house would pause before committing itself to this ruinous expenditure (cheers). It had been stated that efficiency under a Whig government meant increased expenditure. He should like to know if the converse held true, namely, that increased expenditure ...
... your paper has systematically pursued for the last three years is near at hand. Reconciliation was our watchword when the Whigs were raging against Austria, and should it take place it is to the Conservative press that the greatest share of the merit ...
... hanging of Southern patriots, more famine in Lancashire, before the Government will assume responsibility. It is the old story of Whig administration. We are once more drifting into a sea of troubles. For all practical purposes the helm of the vessel of the ...
... inevitably plunge the population it was intended to assist into • hopeless pauperism. Nothing beyond a rate in aid could our Whig legislators devise as a remedy for the evil. They refused to consider the natural effect of _reducing the unions one after ...
... fact, because in the great conflict between Spain and the revolted provinces of America, when Sir James Mackintosh and the. Whig party pressed Mr. Canning to recognise each particular province that established its independence, Mr. Canning said, We allowed ...