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... Whig Legislation-Lohl Russell seems to think that England was never so great or so flourishing as she is now; and he attributes her growth in influence abroad and wealth at home to the wisdom of Whig legislation. Was it Whig legislation that gave the ...
... The Fenians. —In a third edition of Saturday's Northern Whig some revelations of the Fenian plans, disclosed at an examination of prisoners before the magistrates in Dublin, 011 Saturday, are detailed, and are of a horribly sanguinary character. the breaking ...
... ground for expecting that the result will be to disclose a genuine Whig majority. We certainly do not believe in the Conservative reaction. But we cannot help believing in the Whig decay. Every election since tho meeting of the present Parliament has ...
... offered to us, and must make our selection. Some people say there is difference now between Whig and Tory. Well—l don't quite believe that, though there are some Whigs very like some Tories; but in the two candidates that are now offered to you there is a ...
... Republican institutions. This usurpation (for it was no less) a king of so liberal a spirit, was hailed with delight by the Whig politicians this side of the Channel. But his intriguing, despotic disposition gradually showed itsell; and be!ore he in his ...
... OF VIEW. TO THE EDITOR. Sib, —In the Times of the 21st inst., I have read a very remarkable article, passing in review the Whig statesmen eligible for the office Prime Minister. The Timet says— We have now to enquire what statesmen there are who may ...
... distinctly-expressed will of the nation, desisted from the pursuit of Parliamentary Reform, long the corner stone of the edifice of Whig olitics': and the Conservative leaders, seeing that Lord Valinerston's Government, Liberal only in name, was at all events ...
... Williams (if 11 > the eldest son of Mr. William Williams ' ie contest was severe, and the success of Mr. against the powerful Whig interest of Lord FaltlieP.'v , Vivian, and others little less influential, with the ■; con,| hined, is a proof the estimation ...
... were upon the verge of a revolutionary movement, lie would infinitely rather see the Whigs in, with a strong Conservative Opposition clip their wings, than the Whigs out disturbing the whole peace of the country by endeavouring to promote things which ...
... the strategy of the coming campaign ;no or speculations about the line of policy to adopted or Opposition, Conservatives, Whigs, or Radicals. J7' n ' lo .;t determined quidnuncs—the most eager hunters ews had not a word to say. The political party any ...
... Agricultural Society, and all ready enough, any opportune occasion, to speak to the science and practice of their pet vocation. Whig or Tory, no doubt these honourable gentlemen feel tolerably secure of their seats at next election, they will by the voting-papers ...
... Lord Lussell unlikely to do so. inherits the pretensions his father to the character of lordly demagogue; he inherits the true Whig aversion to a real and effective democracy. the whole, think that Lord Amberley acquitted himself much better than might have ...