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... testimony to the characteristics of the Whigs:- Since 1830 the wheel has been entirely turned round, and the Whigs have been for the most part at the top and the Tories have been for the most part at the bottom. Now, the Whigs, when they are in office, are not ...
... country on Conservative principles, but such a course would involve him in great perplexity with his colleaguts of the old Whig aristocracy; and as the supporters of Lord DEaBY would naturally doubt the Premier's sincerity, it is too late for the Prime ...
... orators has been disavowed. For among other notable sayings to a similar effect by other men, Sir F. CROSSLEY, a Dissenter and a Whig, but now a rising Baronet Aith modified tendencies-once a kneeling pupil at the feet of the Manchester Gamaliels, but now a ...
... ?? not be. alarmedl-it is sou-ething mrore serions thin tole Social Soience squablule. T'l'ins to the l:i:i!ip,. lation of Whig oficials an .hld sore has br! ''jt -with fresh virulence. If I lnistaklie n' ' Mr Disraeli at one time propodei to ab ?? e) ...
... good for a Whig-Radical Mem- ber-too true for the Liberals to gainsay-and consoling enough for those Conservative constituen- cies which, like that of the neiglrbouritg town of Nottingham, are preparing to emancipate their boroughs from Whig thraldom ...
... indecision and perplexity between the King, the Whig party, and the conscious- ness of his secret intrigue with St. Gerinain's. He acted frequently as a mediator between the King and the Wliigs, and between the Whigs and the Earl of Sunderland, but with lit ...
... SHIOULD LIKE EXCESSIVELY TO SEE.- The ghost of crinoline. TOUCHING TIHE RUSSELL RESIGNATION.-We knew it was all nonsense. A Whig is like the old French Guard-he dies, but never surrenders. CROSS PunPosms.-Puseyism is always playing this little game. It ...
... after noon like a startling fact ? Because it strikes 0RITOTJCHING THE RUSSELL RESIGNATION.—We knew it was all nonsense. A Whig is like the old French Guard—he dies, but never surrenders. WOULD ANY GENTLEMAN oblige A LADY ? — Certainly not; he would endeavour ...
... CONFEDERATE SUCCESSES. (FROM THEZ NORTHIERN WHIG.) The Daily Niews notices the publication by Messrs Bacon & Co., of Paternoster Row, of what they style 'A Federal Progress Map of America '-that is to say, a political and military map, coloured so as ...
... I cannot help fancying that if the Whigs should let' this seat go without a contest, it is because they know that a dissolution must take place next year; for a county seat is at: all times highly prized by the Whigs, and I scarcely think that they would ...
... -admits those things into its correspondence columns which agree with its own views, or which do not interfere with Whig politicians or Whig officials in Edinburgh or elsewhere. In the stirring little town from which I date, the Scotsman is gra- dually losing ...
... al has not been ap- pointed in virtue of influential connections or party services. He does not bear any of the well-known Whig family names, and stands entirely aloof from English political struggles. Except as one of the most illustrious of our Indian ...