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... WHIG GOVERNMENT. TO THE EDITOR. • celebrated Roman was told to beware of the Ides of March, and our own statesmen should be cane/ respecting the 22d of this month, which has on sev era .„ marked occasions, been singularly fatal to Whig gover,', ments ...
... great questions with which Lord RUSSELL had to deal, his Whig bias and thorough party-training unquestion- ably injured the tone of his policy. With regard to the oppression of Poland, his Whig principles rendered him thoroughly restless, and his par ...
... TEE WHIG GOVERNMENT, TO THE EDITOR, Siß,— A celebrated Roman was told to beware of th° Ides of March, and our own statesmen should be cautiou a respecting the 22d of this month, whicb has on several marked occasions, been siugularly fatal to Whig govern- ...
... EARL RUSSELL OS THE COSST/TUTIOS OF ESGLASD.* It is certainly as a Whig politician and statesman, and not as an author, that the youngest scion of the House of Bedford—the writer of Don Carlos, of a forgotten novel, Sketches by Gentleman who has left ...
... tax by one-half. Lord DERBY'S Government, however, soon evacuated their seats, and with the advent of the Whigs the farmers' prospects clouded over. In 1863 the long continued discontent made itself so actively felt that a committee was appointed, but ...
... S. ALEXANDER, 20, hiNxgscanp Roap, N.E. Evans’ Old English Ballads. Vol. 4. 1734, Roebuck. Whig Ministry. Vol.l. 1852, Percy Reliques. Vol. 3. 1775. English Anthology. Vol. 2. 1794. Letters of Mary Queen of Scots. Vol. 2. ...
... subject there was an election for Bristol, the candidates being Mr. James Evan Baillie, a Whig, who supported the West Indian interest, and Mr. Edward Protheroe, a Whig, who supported emancipation. Sir John Hare took an active part on behalf of Mr. Protheroe ...
... to the Whig aristocracy, have persuaded him to retire. It must be obvious that if this timid and vacillating policy is to be pursued throughout the country there is an end to all chance of a Conservative ministry. It is true that several Whig noblemen ...
... the manifold delinquencies of the Whig Cabinet this shameful case of nepotism will be remembered. Public interests should not be sacrificed to serve family purposes. A notorious case of ecclesiastical jobbery by a Whig prelate created a sensation not so ...
... to the Whig aristocracy, have persuaded him to retire. It numt be obvious that if thia timid and vacillating policy is to be pursued throughout tha country there ifl an end to all chance of a Conserva- tive^ ministry. It is true that several Whig noblemen ...
... the time comes what they promise us. Meanwhile, we recommend the very able pamphlet, in which Mr. Lendrick reviews Whig policy and Whig tactics during the last thirty years, to the perusal of our readers. We do not concur in the writer’s desire to see ...
... power of England to a great and glorious, because bloodless, victory in 1832? By a moderate a amount of agitation now, the Whigs (they, like us, are content with their fathers' f am e) may, perhaps be induced to bring out a measure of reform to go to the ...