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... WHIG FOREIGN POLICY. It is one of the disadvantages incidental to our institutions, that a foreign policy which should be sufficiently profound to achieve the object desired can scarcely ever be adopted, because it would not be understood by the nation ...
... for believed the description that a Whig was a tvrant in office and a traitor out of it, but lie did not think that' the Whigs designed any damage to the National Church. Hut the Liberal party was not made of Whigs. Lord I'alineiston, who was a good old ...
... Four-fifths of his regiment wtfre killed, wounded, and captured. Our loss does not reach thousand. [From the Standard]. The Whigs are labouring a sham agitation on the subject of J d triek When, last week, the secret began to ooze out, a was exposed, we ...
... was welcomed more heartily than usual, Colonel Boyle having been lately soliciting the votes of the Frome burgesses, in the Whig interest, in the hope ousting the Conservative representative at the next election. The hall was tastefully decorated with ...
... fight of one and one it was not likely that they would succeed.” = W'“—T- r—4 “Canvas-books are never to be trusted. The Whig books showed a majority of fifty; the Conservative agents boasted a majority of three hundred. At the next general election ...
... minority of 26 to 31; and it is equally true that more favour than they received could hardly be expccted from the leading Whigs, Lord Lansdownc, Mr. Dauby Seymour, and their followers. But it is not without chagrin that they lind such old and tried friends ...
... sphorism, *“There's many a slip twixt the cupsnd the lip,” occurred, we are informed, in Antrim L-‘t-fiy, (says the Northern Whig), under the followcircumstances :— lttwwfluuwmummflu’ . w suite of three carriages, with the customary hyembellishments, were ...
... under varied conditions of climate. St. Valentine's Day at the General Post Office.— Mr. Edmund Yates, writing to the Belfast Whig, says This year there were posted in London, for dispatch to the provinces, on the evening preceding Valentine's Day, upwards ...
... AN AWEKWARD MISUNDERSTANDING. A ludicrous and awkward incident bas (says the Northern Whig), occurred recently in Belfast. A gentieman resident among us, of considerable academic attainments and position, undertook an extensive Continental tour this summer ...
... again triumphed at the hustings. The polling for Hertfordshire took plap® °n Friday, and though for the first hour or so the Whig candidate took the lead, yet Mr. Surtees soon passed him and continued steadily gaining to the close of the poll, when was ...
... For Senior, & man of great talent—which a silly manner and a vast amount of vanity could not marmade himself useful to the Whigs in various ways, and was especially consulted by them in the preparation of their new poor law. hhfpualtht. during an interview ...