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... The Sultan has given Sir Henry Bulvrer, our late Minister at Constantinople, a palace on the Bosphorus. veteran Whig, a distinguished member of Brooks's, Mr. Rowland Alston, has just died London at the age of eighty-two. Mr. Edward Baxter, the member ...
... was a Whig of the old school.’* The selection of Mr. Massey to the important post to which he will shortly proceed very freely discussed in political circles; and though surprise is felt the appointment, it almost universally looked upon as a Whig job. ...
... the Whigs were mere placemen, swore by Whiggism, risked position and much more against that Toryism which Whigs seem now to emnlate-and who, with millions thinking men has anived at the conclusion that a good Conservative is better than a bad Whig, and ...
... Coroner signalled to the bully to be qaiet. At the bastings there was very marked absence of all the old Whig aristocracy of the County and Whig gentlemen of the Town. Mr. Toang, the more firmer n Churchman than anybody else, stood alone as a Churchman ...
... of Lord Palmerston, Whig Government could afford to have no policy on Reform. It cannot subsist on vain hopes and ambiguous propositions. There no doubt bat that the Ministry is morally pledged to introdoce a Reform Bill. The Whig party in the country ...
... country has always been more efficiently performed at a far less expense than under Whig rule. The Conservatives have reduced taxation to far greater extent than Whig administration ever dreamed of The Government of tne Duke of tv elitogto , in very brief ...
... the returns were 617 Conservatives, Whigs, 13 Peelites, and Radieals, making in all members. From those tignres find that the Conservatives, as body, were far the largest number, being no fewer than over the Whigs. We find also that there were Radicals ...
... Agents. Ho denounces the Tory charges extravagant, and l.mts at corrupt uses being resorted to; and extols the moderation of the Whig charges. When he was panning those irritating, ill-natured? and uncalled-for remarks, he knew perfectly well that all the accounts ...
... occupation than to squabble tliL revenue which the policy of a liberal has produced. torici would like to appropriate what the whig* bay* »..vcd, and please their o»n supporters the removal tlw malt-tax. ...
... families.— one Sun. Mr. Sothern has attracted such crowds in Belfast the •£™°>modation was quite inadequate, and the Northern Whig calls new theatre. P°° Giuglini is no more. A letter from Fano brings the sad news of his death in the lunatic asylum at 1 ...
... claims of both parties, ( hive come to the conclusion that t' Whigs, with *11 their faults, are the moat worthy of support; and however your contemporary may rave at the preaent Ministry the Whig Radical* who support it, I intend to give my vote to Messrs ...
... curious to find a Whig object exclusiveness.” On what other principle do Whigs act ? Out of the ten Aldermen in the Corporation of Cambridge nine are Whigs and only one is a Conservative; this undue proportion of Whigs is fair specimen of ...