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... TA CTICS. TO THE EDITOR. SIR, —The Whigs, sore and savage at having their delinquences exposed in the House of Commons by Mr. Ferran& and knowing full well that the borough of Devanport, thanks to that most indefatigable and honourable member, is lost ...
... an error of tactics nor a political surprise can be honestly pleaded. Every material circumstance promised success to the Whigs. The deceased member was of their party; before he had received the rites of Christian burial they were alert in the field; ...
... So here he is after nine years service, still only a . temporary clerk, he failed to satisfy that empirical essence of a Whig commission, the civil service examiners. For it seems, according to the Secretary of the Admiralty, that this unhappy Mr. THOMAS ...
... prefer our own constitution, with all its faults, to any other system. Let it be clearly understood that this measure of the Whig Ministry must have a direct tendency to bring all our institutions to that condition which abroad has led to weakness and ...
... FEDERAL ENLISTMENT IN IRELAND. TO THE EDITOR. Sift—What a wonderful piece of optical mechanism .is the Whig official eye, and especially that eye which is supposed to watch over our foreign affairs at the present time. How marvellously can it adapt itself ...
... a Zainrity. At ten o'clock, when the first return was made, numbers were— TEN O'CLOCK. Suite s (Conservative) . Cowper (Whig) ELEVEN O.CLOCK. ' Surtees Cowper Surteee Cowper gurtees Cowper TWELVE O'CLOCK. TWO O'CLOCK. 1923 1726 CLOSE OF TIIE POLL ...
... younger the celebrated Francis Horner, M.P. for St.. arrieeripolitical companion of Sir James Macintosh, Sir and other lehding Whigs, and who was uz the founders of the Edinburgh Berme. ...
... are on the eve of. A new page 13 about to be turned in our annals —a page of retreat, and dishonour, and blunder, written by Whig ban Is —thank Heaven not ours. The French Embassy have required the departure of the Comte de Christen from Rome, at the instance ...
... the defence of Colonel Crawley were privately crwsexamined by the Deputy Judge Advocate at any time previous to their aPPe Whig before the court-martial at Ald‘ishot. Admiral Duncombe.—To ask the Secretary to the Admiralty if he will lay upon the table ...
... serve a momentary purpose as if it had been genuine, shows a want of perception and a disregard of discipline of which the Whig leaders may justly complain, and which will probably bring upon the offender the virtuous indignation of the party organs. ...
... thousands of the people themselves are of them, and among them, and make up their being and motion. Mr. GLADSTONE and the Whigs are not solely on the work of securing the people's savings; but they are destroying the very root and germ of British society ...
... themselves any particular claims either to favour or dislike. We cannot, indeed, altogether avoid some wonder that the great Whig families of Hertfordshire should think so little of either the intelligence or the independence of the constituency as to put ...